Court rules against Autoline Industries in US lawsuit, award about USD 1.04 million

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AI summary

US court ruled against Autoline Industries in a case by CJ Holdings North America. The Michigan Oakland County Circuit Court ordered payment of about USD 1.04 million plus 6 percent yearly interest, 0.50 percent monthly default interest, and attorney fees. This relates to a 2017 settlement of USD 1.7 million, of which USD 1.23 million was already paid. The foreign judgment is not directly enforceable in India and would need a fresh suit. The company is reviewing its options.

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Negative overhang for shareholders; liability not yet crystallized in India. Enforcement risk rises if the company domesticates the foreign judgment.