E2E Networks Limited: Delhi High Court Orders Rs. 1.25 Crore Deposit in Stamp Duty Case
E2E Networks Limited announced an interim order from the Delhi High Court in a stamp duty case. The company must deposit ₹1.25 crore within one month to stay the Collector of Stamps' order. The deposited amount will be held in an interest-bearing FDR.
The requirement to deposit ₹1.25 crore represents a financial commitment and potential liquidity impact. While the stay provides temporary relief, the ongoing litigation and the eventual resolution could have a material impact on the company.
The court order requires a deposit, which is a procedural step. While it provides a stay, it does not definitively resolve the stamp duty issue. The outcome remains uncertain, making the sentiment neutral.
E2E Networks Limited has provided an update regarding proceedings before the Hon'ble Delhi High Court concerning a stamp duty matter. This disclosure follows up on an earlier announcement made on May 19, 2026, which related to an order passed by the Collector of Stamps concerning the adjudication of stamp duty for equity shares issued by the Company in dematerialised form.
The Hon'ble High Court of Delhi has issued an interim order in the case initiated by the Company. This order mandates that E2E Networks Limited deposit ₹1.25 crore with the Registry of the Hon'ble Court within one month. Upon this deposit, the operation of the impugned order from the Collector of Stamps will be stayed until the next hearing date. The Court has further directed that this deposited amount be held in an interest-bearing Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR) by the Registrar.
The Company is actively taking all necessary steps to comply with these interim directions from the Hon'ble High Court and is committed to pursuing all appropriate legal remedies. E2E Networks Limited will continue to inform the stock exchanges of any significant further developments in this matter.
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