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PTA wins licensing case against Telenor and Jazz

bySidra Butt
September 3, 2021
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The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has won a legal battle in court following the Islamabad High Court’s excusal of the petitions for the estimating of permit recharging documented against it by Jazz and Telenor.

Jazz and Telenor had argued in the Islamabad High Court (IHC) that the Pakistan Telecommunication not set in stone cost of $449 million for permit restoration is a lot higher than the first cost at which they had procured licenses fifteen years prior. They had additionally expressed that this permit reestablishment expense is higher than the charge one more administrator had paid in 2016.

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Jazz and Telenor’s licenses had been expected for restoration in 2019 however the administrators and the PTA had been in conflict over the cost of the recharges.

Jazz was restoring Warid’s permit that had converged with Jazz in 2016-2017 which had initially been procured in 2004 for $291 million and was allocated the accompanying radio frequencies:

2 x 4.8 MHz in 900 MHz

2 x 8.8 MHz in 1800 MHz

Additionally, Telenor had likewise procured a permit in 2004 for $291 million that had been expected for recharging in 2019.

Both the administrators had been expecting to get their licenses restored for a similar sum since Ufone’s permit recharging in 2016 had been valued at $291 million also. In any case, the PTA had embraced that it is the controller’s attentiveness to suggest the cost of permit reestablishment, and thus, thinking about the predominant financial situations, the cost of $449 million was reasonable.

Eventually, both Telenor and Jazz had moved toward the IHC however had just paid something like 50% of the permit charge ahead of time as a dissent.

After the hearings, the IHC chose the appeal for the PTA and excused it.

Both Telenor and Jazz, as we affirmed it authoritatively, have pursued against the choice in the Supreme Court of Pakistan. In the meantime, both the administrators are paying the portions according to the laid arrangement (by PTA) for the leftover measure of the permit charge.

Tags: High CourtJazzLegal BattlePakistan Telecommunication AuthorityPTATelenor
Sidra Butt

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