New Delhi: Reliance Communications has settled a case with the Securities and Exchange board of India (Sebi) for alleged non-cooperation with credit rating agencies and debenture trustees in violation of listing norms.

The company has also reached a settlement regarding non-compliance with listing norms, including failure to inform interest payment default on debentures, Sebi said in an order on Friday.

The company, part of the Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group, settled the case after paying ₹ 62.4 lakh towards settlement charges, it said.

Under the settlement mechanism, an entity is allowed to settle charges by paying a penalty without admission or denial of guilt.

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Reliance Group companies have sued HT Media Ltd, Mint’s publisher, and nine others in the Bombay high court over a 2 October 2014 front-page story that they have disputed. HT Media is contesting the case.

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