Two dozen online sellers on Amazon and Flipkart have filed writ petitions in various high courts, challenging the CCI’s antitrust probe against the e-commerce giants. The high courts of Karnataka, Punjab and Haryana,

The Supreme Court on Monday (December 16) indicated that it may transfer writ petitions filed in various High Courts by Amazon and Flipkart-associated sellers against Competition Commission

The Supreme Court on Monday said that all cases concerning the anti-competitive practices by e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart, pending before various High Courts, should be transferred to the Karnataka High Court.

The top court has told the Karnataka high court not to proceed with the hearing on petitions filed by e-commerce giants till January 6

India's antitrust body has asked the Supreme Court to hear legal challenges to an investigation of Amazon and Walmart's Flipkart e-commerce platforms, saying those challenges, filed by Samsung, Vivo and others at Indian high courts,

SC has refused to transfer 24 petitions connected to antitrust violations by Flipkart and Amazon to a division bench of the Karnataka HC.

Supreme Court leans towards consolidating multiple petitions by Amazon, Flipkart in Karnataka High Court, streamlining cases over CCI's probe into alleged deep discounts and preferential seller practices.

The Supreme Court declined to move cases against Amazon and Flipkart. The Competition Commission of India will approach the Karnataka High Court. The CCI wants a single judge to hear the cases first.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Competition Commission of India will not receive special treatment regarding writ petitions challenging its antitrust probe against Amazon and Flipkart.

The AG argued that the matter affects millions of consumers, and that CCI was in the court in public interest and not as a private litigant.