Yota and Roskomnadzor signed a settlement agreement
Yota and Roskomnadzor signed a settlement agreement on the application in order to challenge Yota Roskomnadzora on July 27, 2010, which refers to the invalidation of a number of decisions on issuing permits for the use of radio frequencies in the range of 2,5-2,7 GHz.
According to the settlement agreement, which was approved April 11, 2011 9 th Court of Appeal of Moscow, the parties recognize that the reason for issuance of order Roskomnadzora on July 27, 2010 was the elimination of identified Roskomnadzora internal breaches of the order of assignment of radio frequencies.
Yota has the right within 7 calendar days from the date of approval of a court settlement agreement to re-submit the application in Roskomnadzor the assignment of radio frequencies with an application expert opinion of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Roskomnadzor, in turn, will consider new applications Yota and make reasoned decisions on the basis of examination results of EMC.
In connection with entering into a settlement agreement Yota also withdraw petition for annulment of the order Roskomnadzora on August 2, 2010 from the Moscow Arbitration Court.
According to the settlement agreement, which was approved April 11, 2011 9 th Court of Appeal of Moscow, the parties recognize that the reason for issuance of order Roskomnadzora on July 27, 2010 was the elimination of identified Roskomnadzora internal breaches of the order of assignment of radio frequencies.
Yota has the right within 7 calendar days from the date of approval of a court settlement agreement to re-submit the application in Roskomnadzor the assignment of radio frequencies with an application expert opinion of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Roskomnadzor, in turn, will consider new applications Yota and make reasoned decisions on the basis of examination results of EMC.
In connection with entering into a settlement agreement Yota also withdraw petition for annulment of the order Roskomnadzora on August 2, 2010 from the Moscow Arbitration Court.
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