Google Billing Policy: The Madras High Court directed the technology company Google not to delist any such company from its Play Store, which has filed a petition against it. According to the news of Economic Times, many companies had demanded relief from the court in the ongoing fight against Google Billing Policy.
Also asked to pay 4 percent commission
According to the news, the Madras High Court in its order has also asked the startups to submit a report to Google on the total number of downloads recorded in June. Along with this, the search giants have also been asked to pay 4 percent commission. Some time ago, Bharat Matrimony, Shaadi.com, and some other companies approached the High Court challenging Google Billing Policy. In this, there was a demand to prevent companies from being taken out of the Google Play Store.
These companies had also reached the Madras High Court
Last Monday, The Economic Times reported that Unacademy, Kuku FM, TrulyMadly, and QuackQuack had moved the Madras High Court separately against Google. Then three other companies- Aha, Stage and Kutumb also sought relief. The order passed by the Madras High Court on Thursday applies to all these companies.
google was right
According to the report, Google can raise the invoice by 20 July and these startups may have to pay commission by 25 July. Last month, Google had said in one of its blogs that the billing policy of Google Play is as per the order of the Competition Commission of India and it is moving ahead with the planning to implement the policy (Google Billing Policy) in the country.
