Chalet Hotels gets stay order on property tax notice of ₹39.56 crore
Chalet Hotels Limited has obtained a stay order from the High Court at Karnataka regarding a property tax notice of ₹39.56 crore issued by the Greater Bengaluru Authority. The stay is effective until the next hearing date.
The litigation involves a significant amount of ₹39.56 crore related to property tax, which could impact the company's finances if the final outcome is unfavorable. The stay provides a temporary reprieve.
The company has received a stay order, which temporarily halts the immediate action related to the tax notice. However, the underlying litigation is still pending, making the situation neutral.
Chalet Hotels Limited has received a stay order from the High Court at Karnataka concerning a notice issued by the Greater Bengaluru Authority. The notice pertained to alleged non-payment of property tax dues amounting to approximately ₹39.56 crore, which included interest, penalty, and cess, for its property in Whitefield, Bengaluru.
The Company had previously intimated about this notice on February 11, 2026. The stay order has been granted until the next date of hearing in the Writ Petition filed by Chalet Hotels Limited.
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