The Constitutional Court Affirms That Remaining Internet Quotas May Not Expire: Consumers Have Already Paid
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The Constitutional Court assessed that customers or consumers had paid for internet quota packages from telecommunications operators, which were seen as having economic value and benefits.
The Constitutional Court ruled that the remaining internet quota purchased by consumers cannot be unilaterally forfeited by telecommunications operators.
The Constitutional Court partially granted the judicial review of the forfeited quota. Operators are required to provide an option to prevent the remaining quota from being forfeited. The tariff formula is determined by the government.
The Plenary of the Constitutional Court has admitted to the procedure the request submitted by the Senate to rule on the constitutionality of article 2.4 of the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between Spain and France, which allows a French minister to participate in the Spanish Council of Ministers on a quarterly basis. IN 30 SECONDS What has the Court decided? The Constitutional Court has admitted the Senate's request to the proceedings, …
Support was given to the article that authorizes the NMA to provide partial remission and deferment of the superficiary fee for small mining
JPNN.com - The Constitutional Court (MK) has partially granted the judicial review petition regarding the cancellation of internet quotas filed by online motorcycle taxi driver Didi Supandi and online culinary trader Wahyu Triana Sari.
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