Two days before it was supposed to submit its final response to CCI's order, National Stock Exchange has filed an affidavit in the Delhi high court seeking dissent details. .
CNBC-TV18 learns that the CCI order against NSE where it finds NSE guilty of misusing its market dominance was passed with majority and not unanimous approval. There were two board members who had not given their consent.
As per Delhi High Court's earlier instructions, CCI was to give all details to NSE but the dissent note was not included with the order issued on May 25 2011.
CNBC-TV18 understands that NSE is seeking interim relief until all details are given by CCI.
Also, the current CCI chairman will retire in the first week of June and he is not expected come back for another term. So there will be certain changes bound to happen in the CCI board also that may impact the whole matter of NSE MCX issue.
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