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Nature of expenses - The Supreme Court Dismissed the review petition against the judgement [2023 (10) TMI 786 - SUPREME COURT] wherein it was held that, High Court of Delhi was not right in apportioning the expenditure incurred towards establishing, operating and maintaining telecom services, as partly revenue and partly capital by dividing the licence fee into two periods - The nomenclature and the manner of payment is irrelevant. The payment post 31 July, 1999 is a continuation of the payment pre 31 July, 1999 albeit in an altered format which does not take away the essence of the payment.".
Nature of expenses - The Supreme Court Dismissed the review petition against the judgement [2023 (10) TMI 786 - SUPREME COURT] wherein it was held that, High Court of Delhi was not right in apportioning the expenditure incurred towards establishing, operating and maintaining telecom services, as partly revenue and partly capital by dividing the licence fee into two periods - The nomenclature and the manner of payment is irrelevant. The payment post 31 July, 1999 is a continuation of the payment pre 31 July, 1999 albeit in an altered format which does not take away the essence of the payment.".
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