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Union Of India vs Association Of Unified Telecom Service ... on 24 October, 2019
"76. The definition of gross revenue is crystal clear in
the agreement. How the adjusted gross revenue to be
arrived at is also evident. It cannot be submitted that
the revenue has not been defined in the contract. Once
the gross revenue is defined, one cannot depart from it
and the very meaning is to be given to the revenue for
the agreement. Overall revenue, has to be taken into
account for determination of licence fees without set
off, as provided in the agreement. The same was
defined to simplify it to rule out the litigation, disputes
and accounting myriads. The submission raised that
the term revenue has to be interpreted as the
consideration payable in keeping with commercial and
financial parlance is what is intended to be avoided.
Raising of such submission is a futile attempt that has
been made to wriggle out of the definition of gross
revenue, which has been held to be binding in the
previous judgment in Union of India v. Assn. of Unified
Telecom Service Providers of India. The submission
that the contract recognises the applicability of
accounting standards, in our opinion, it is only to
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maintain books of accounts. To a certain extent, it
cannot be disputed that to have clarity, uniformity and
definitiveness; the accounting standards lay down
guidelines with respect to financial terms. However,
when the financial terms in the agreement are clear in
the form of definition of gross revenue governed by
Clause 19.1 of the agreement, the definition of
Accounting Standard 9 cannot supersede it which is a
general one."