Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Legal & Regulatory
Crompton Greaves received a GST interest demand of ₹8.38 Lakh from the Deputy Commissioner (Appeals). The company plans to appeal this order.
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Crompton Greaves received a GST interest demand of ₹8.38 Lakh from the Deputy Commissioner (Appeals). The company plans to appeal this order.
Crompton Greaves received an order from the Joint Commissioner of State Tax partially allowing its appeal. The potential financial impact is ₹5.79 Crore.
Crompton Greaves received a consumer commission order to replace a motor and pay ₹10,300 in compensation. The financial impact is negligible for the company.
Crompton Greaves faces a Rs.0.63 Crore GST demand after an appeal dismissal regarding transitional credit. The company plans further legal appeals.
Crompton Greaves received a tax demand order for ₹0.53 Crore. The company intends to appeal this order to the appellate authorities.
Crompton Greaves received a GST demand confirmation of ₹3.33 Crore from the Commissioner (Appeals). The company plans to appeal further, expecting a favorable outcome.
Crompton Greaves paid compensation and litigation expenses as directed by the consumer commission. The order has no material impact on the company's financials.
Crompton Greaves was ordered to pay ₹17,600 in product refunds and compensation by a consumer commission. The company confirmed no material impact on financials.
Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals received an order from the District Consumer Commission, Rewari, regarding a defective ceiling fan. The company is directed to replace the fan and pay ₹11,000 in compensation for mental agony. Management stated there is no material impact on financials or operations.
Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Limited reported that the XXXV Metropolitan Magistrate Court acquitted Variety Agency and its partners in a Section 138 NI Act case. The dispute involved a ₹0.65 Crore cheque, resulting in a financial loss for the company. The company stated there is no material impact on its overall financials or operations.