RE: RNS2 Apr 2024 08:13
1) So this I think suggests they are indeed at the round table
2) We are saying to them, we need fair compensation as per below - if they don't, we go to arbitration
3) Even if you take, for argument sake, a minimum compensation of £150m, this would be £1
GLA
"provisions were included in the Act to reimburse parties for expenditures incurred. Under the Treaty, IGPL is entitled to fair and equitable compensation, not merely reimbursement of expenditures.
The acts and omissions by Rajasthan and India, culminating in the enactment of MMDR2021 and the dismissal in September 2023 of MMI's writ petition, amount to breaches by India of its obligations under the Treaty, including but not limited to, Article 3 (Promotion and Protection of Investments), Article 4 (Treatment of Investments) and Article 7 (Expropriation and Nationalisation). IGPL will be seeking damages from India".