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Terms of amicable settlement with Google can be agreed within 10 days

The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service says the Moscow Arbitration Court postponed consideration of the case on compulsory enforcement of FAS orders on Google

MOSCOW, March 21. /TASS/. The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) plans to agree on the terms of an amicable settlement with Google within 10 days, Head of the service Igor Artemyev told reporters.

"We are working with them. We need a few more days, or a week, maybe 10 days, so that we can agree on possible conditions, but you know they offered an amicable agreement. We proceed from the fact that there were violations, and thus we recorded recognition of violation of the antimonopoly legislation," Artemyev said.

FAS representative said on Monday that the Moscow Arbitration Court postponed consideration of the case on compulsory enforcement of FAS orders on Google.

It was reported earlier that FAS was holding consultation with Google about the possibility of an amicable settlement. "As far as I know, in 15 hours, just now, one of my dear colleagues deputies is holding a meeting with them (Google). We have just agreed that these consultations (about an amicable agreement) will start today," Head of FAS Igor Artemyev told reporters.

Artemyev said that he does not "what the company has come up with", so it is early to talk about the terms of the agreement.