Chennai: Madras High Court today said it would not extend the interim injunction granted from proceeding any further over Request for Qualification (RFQ) invited from private parties for management of Chennai Airport.
The Chennai Airport Authority employees union had challenged the RFQ called for privatizating the airport.
The court had on January 29, 2014 granted an interim injunction to the Airport Authorities and Civil Aviation Ministry not to proceed further in the matter which was extended till date.
The arguments went on till night and the order was passed today.
When the matter came up yesterday, Additional Solicitor General P Wilson said he had made a representationon February 10 before Justice R Subbaiah before whom the matter is pending, that work at the airport had come to a standstill due to the interim order and insisted on early
hearing of the injunction application.
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The Chennai Airport Authority employees union had challenged the RFQ called for privatizating the airport.
The court had on January 29, 2014 granted an interim injunction to the Airport Authorities and Civil Aviation Ministry not to proceed further in the matter which was extended till date.
The arguments went on till night and the order was passed today.
When the matter came up yesterday, Additional Solicitor General P Wilson said he had made a representationon February 10 before Justice R Subbaiah before whom the matter is pending, that work at the airport had come to a standstill due to the interim order and insisted on early
hearing of the injunction application.
01/03/14 India TV
