Apple ordered by Delhi High Court to cooperate in CCI case
TL;DR: The Delhi High Court said in an order posted on its website on Saturday that Apple must fully cooperate in an antitrust case in India, and it directed the Competition Commission of India (CCI) not to issue a final order before July 15.
The Delhi High Court said in an order posted on its website on Saturday that Apple “shall fully cooperate” in an antitrust investigation in India. The court also asked the Competition Commission of India (CCI), India’s antitrust regulator, not to pass a final order in the matter until at least July 15.
The case concerns an antitrust matter involving Apple and the CCI. The court’s direction requires Apple to cooperate with the ongoing process while temporarily preventing the regulator from issuing its final decision before the July 15 date set by the court.
The order was posted on the Delhi High Court website on Saturday, according to the report by telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com. The source excerpt did not provide further details on the underlying allegations or the next hearing beyond the court’s instruction that no final CCI order should be issued until at least July 15.
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