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SC lets Delhi HC continue hearing Centre’s $2.31bn claim against Reliance

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The pending $2.31 billion Centre claim preserves a material contingent-liability risk for Reliance until the Delhi High Court delivers a final verdict.

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Supreme Court allowed Delhi High Court to continue hearing the Centre’s $2.31 billion claim against Reliance and partners over alleged excess cost recovery in the Panna-Mukta and Tapti offshore oilfields dispute.

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  • 2019
  • June 2023

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The Supreme Court’s order keeps a material $2.31 billion government claim alive rather than resolving it. If the Delhi High Court ultimately upholds the Centre’s position on alleged excess cost recovery, Reliance Industries and its partners could face a substantial cash outflow, adverse accounting impact and a precedent for stricter scrutiny of production-sharing contracts. The prolonged dispute also sustains legal and governance overhangs around legacy upstream assets.

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