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 said the petitions of e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart challenging an order of the Competition Commission of India ordering a probe against them for alleged malpractices should be transferred to the Karnataka High Court.

The apex court’s decision comes in the backdrop of multiple cases concerning the Competition Commission of India’s (CCI) probe into alleged anti-competitive practices by the e-commerce giants being filed across various High Courts.

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.

Supreme Court stays Karnataka High Court proceedings on Amazon and Flipkart legal challenges, consolidating over 20 similar petitions.

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

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,

A bench of Justices Abhay S Oka and Manmohan issued a notice on the plea filed by the CCI which sought the transfer of the petitions filed by the e-commerce platforms from the high courts to the top court or the Delhi high court.