Google moved to the Supreme Indian Court (SC) to appeal to the March Order of the Court of Appeal of the National Society, which partially confirmed the Commission for Competition of Indian accusations of unfair practices against the technical giant, according to Bar & Bench 24 July.
The submission was carried out on July 21, and the order of NCLAT also occurred in May 2025, which corrected its terminology from an “unintentional error” and according to the B&B report, two key guidelines related to CCI data were restored.
In its findings, CCI said that the company has misused its dominance in the Android ecosystem by storing unfair principles of games and promoting its own payment applications, Google Pay, the report added.
Hearing in the event of the expected soon, he said.
Case: Indian Commission for Competition Alphabet vs.
CCI launched its probe in November 2020 and examined the billing procedures of the alphabet in the Play Store. Later in October 2022, the Commission concluded that the technical giant misused its dominance by pushed through the use of Google Play Billing Billing (GPBS) for further purchases of applications, while freeing your Subdiar (eg YouTube) from these fees. Cci saved and £936.44 Crore Fine on Google and ordered companies to stop its anti -converting practices.
Later in March 2025, NCLAT confirmed various findings from CCI, including Google using its dominance on Android and App Stores to enforce its own Google Pay app; And that he imposed unfair conditions for developers through GPB. However, this has reduced the severity of the accusation and quoted the market share of the GPB below 1 % and reduced the fine to £216.69 Crore based on trade -specific revenue.
Then, in May, the NCLAT clarified renewed two CCI instructions that Google has committed to publishing data policies and delete the benefits for GPB.
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