Google desires to take away courting apps Tinder, Hinge, OkCupid and others from its Play Store after getting caught in a authorized battle with the proprietor of the apps, Match Group Inc.

The search engine big is countersuing Match Group, accusing them of dangerous religion and breach of contract, according to Bloomberg. Google’s lawsuit is a response to at least one filed by Match in May, which accused Google of monopolizing the distribution of apps on Android, and charging corporations a proportion for in-app purchases.

“Match Group entered into a contract with us and this suit seeks to hold Match to its end of the agreement – we’re looking forward to making our case,” a Google spokesperson advised Gizmodo in an electronic mail. “Meanwhile, we will continue to defend ourselves against Match’s baseless claims.”

In response to the claims filed by Match, Google fired again by claiming that Match desires to be exempt from its retailer insurance policies so as to achieve an “advantaged position relative to other app developers who honor their agreements and compensate Google in good faith for the benefits they receive,” based on the submitting that was seen by Bloomberg. Google is in search of financial compensation by way of the lawsuit, in addition to a ruling that may enable it to kick Match off its Play Store.

But different app builders have additionally complained of the principle two app shops at the moment dominating the market, Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store. Both platforms cost app builders someplace between 15% to 30% of in-app purchases made by way of Android telephones or iPhones. While Google does enable its customers to obtain apps by way of different platforms by way of a course of often called aspect loading, Apple affords its app retailer as the one technique of downloading apps on iPhones.

Last 12 months, Google faced one other lawsuit from 36 states for monopolizing the market as the only real app distributor for Android telephones through the use of various anti-competitiveness techniques like attempting to stop Samsung’s app retailer from being constructed out.