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RIL share price rises as Delhi High Court lifts ‘Status Quo’ order

RIL share price rises as Delhi High Court lifts ‘Status Quo’ order

Reliance Industries shares plunged by a percent after Delhi High Court has stayed the Single Judge Bench order directing ‘Status Quo’ of Future Retail Limited-Reliance deal. At 09:18 hrs, Reliance Industries was quoting at Rs 1,966.40, up Rs 14.95, or 0.77 percent on the BSE.

As per the order issued by the court, Amazon had no reason to seek a status quo order, when it wasn’t interested in the deal.

According to CNBC-TV18, statutory bodies such as the Securities and Exchanges Board of India (Sebi) and Competition Committee of India (CCI) were not present before the Delhi High Court.

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