Kalpataru Subsidiary Faces ₹63.49 Crore Demand; High Court Orders 50% Deposit
Kalpataru's subsidiary, KRVL, faces a ₹63.49 crore demand from MSEDCL. The Bombay High Court ordered KRVL to deposit 50% of this amount within three weeks. KRVL believes the demand is baseless and is pursuing legal remedies.
The litigation involves a substantial amount (₹63.49 crore) and a court order, which could impact the company's financials and operations if the demand is upheld.
The company faces a significant financial demand and a court order to deposit a substantial portion of it, indicating a negative development.
Kalpataru Retail Ventures Ltd. (KRVL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Kalpataru Limited, has been issued a final assessment order by Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd. (MSEDCL) demanding approximately ₹63.49 crore. This demand is related to the alleged violation of passing electricity to retailers within the mall premises.
Earlier, KRVL had filed a Writ Petition with the Hon’ble High Court of Judicature at Bombay challenging the provisional assessment order. In response to the Writ Petition, the Hon’ble High Court, vide an order dated July 9, 2026, has directed KRVL to deposit 50% of the assessed amount with the Court's Registry within three weeks from the date of the order.
KRVL is currently evaluating the High Court's order and exploring available legal remedies. Based on legal advice, KRVL believes the demand lacks legal basis and should be set aside. The company received information about the High Court order on July 10, 2026, at approximately 8:15 p.m.
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