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Tatas may appeal

NEW DELHI: Tata Communications on Monday said it was considering challenging the Dutch court verdict which had allowed access to its cable landing station in Mumbai for Anil Ambani Group’s Flag Telecom.

“Tata Communications is disappointed with the decision of the Hague Court and is considering its options for appeal with its advisers,” said a Tata Communications statement here.

Meanwhile, Reliance Globalcom, on its part, said confirmed receiving a copy of the judgment and said the Hague court had rejected all claims made by VSNL. — PTI

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