State not entitled to indemnity from BT over Declan Ganley's action on mobile licence

The State is not entitled to an indemnity and contribution from a telecommunications company to any loss that might result from an action over the awarding of the country's second mobile phone licence in 1996, the High Court has ruled.

State not entitled to indemnity from BT over Declan Ganley's action on mobile licence

By Ann O'Loughlin

The State is not entitled to an indemnity and contribution from a telecommunications company to any loss that might result from an action over the awarding of the country's second mobile phone licence in 1996, the High Court has ruled.

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