Court orders status quo on Ambani dispute over gas
According to the June 2005 family demerger agreement, RNRL claimed at least half of the 80 million standard cubic metres per day peak production planned from KG-D6 fields off Andhra Pradesh that are the country's biggest source of hydrocarbons.
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