Ficou para a segunda-feira a decisão da Justiça Federal de Brasília sobre o recurso apresentado pela TIM Participações contra a decisão da Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações (Anatel) de suspender a venda de chips da empresa em 18 Estados e no Distrito Federal, informou nesta sexta-feira a assessoria de imprensa da Justiça Federal no DF.
Segundo a assessoria da Justiça Federal no DF, o juiz designado, Tales Krauss Queiroz, vai analisar o caso durante o fim-de-semana e, a princípio, delibera na segunda-feira. A decisão só seria antecipada e tomada durante o plantão do fim-de-semana caso seja constatada urgência.
A TIM protocolou nesta sexta-feira, na 4a Vara Federal de Brasília, recurso contra a decisão da Anatel. Além da TIM, a agência também proibiu a venda de novas linhas móveis pela Oi, em cinco Estados, e pela Claro, em três.
Nesta sexta-feira, fonte da Anatel afirmou que a agência reguladora já vinha conversando com a TIM sobre a qualidade dos serviços da empresa há cerca de um ano e meio.
"Eles não foram surpreendidos. Talvez as operadoras não achassem que fôssemos tomar medidas de suspensão", disse a fonte, sob a condição de anonimato.
It was Monday for the decision of the Federal Justice of Brasilia on the appeal by TIM against the decision of the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) to suspend the sale of chips the company in 18 states and the Federal District, reported on Friday Thursday the press office of the Federal Court in DF.
According to a spokesperson of the Federal Court in the Federal District, the appointed judge, Tales Krauss Queiroz, will examine the case during the week-end and, in principle, act on Monday. The decision would only be anticipated and taken during the shift of the week-end if it is found urgently.
TIM filed on Friday, 4th in Federal Court in Brasilia, appeal against the decision of Anatel. In TIM, the agency also banned the sale of new mobile lines by Hi, in five states, and the course in three.
On Friday, the FCC source said the regulator had already been talking to Tim about the quality of services the company for about a year and a half.
"They were not surprised. Perhaps the operators did not think that we should take action to suspend," the source said on condition of anonymity.
According to a spokesperson of the Federal Court in the Federal District, the appointed judge, Tales Krauss Queiroz, will examine the case during the week-end and, in principle, act on Monday. The decision would only be anticipated and taken during the shift of the week-end if it is found urgently.
TIM filed on Friday, 4th in Federal Court in Brasilia, appeal against the decision of Anatel. In TIM, the agency also banned the sale of new mobile lines by Hi, in five states, and the course in three.
On Friday, the FCC source said the regulator had already been talking to Tim about the quality of services the company for about a year and a half.
"They were not surprised. Perhaps the operators did not think that we should take action to suspend," the source said on condition of anonymity.
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