Indian Supreme Court slams Italy’s out of court settlement
- Tuesday 01 May 2012, 15:34
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THE Indian Supreme Court has called the compensation settlement between Italy and the families of two dead fishermen an “attempt to defeat the Indian legal process”, according to the Indian media.Last week the Italian authorities agreed to pay Rs20m ($192,000) to the families of two Indian...
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