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Dealers mull legal action against General Motors over compensation

Around 70 dealers are planning to visit the firm headquarters in the US to make a representation

The GM logo is seen at the General Motors Warren Transmission Operations Plant in Warren, Michigan. Photo: Reuters
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The GM logo is seen at the General Motors Warren Transmission Operations Plant in Warren, Michigan. <b>Photo: Reuters</b>

Sohini Das Ahmedabad
Troubled times are far from over for the US-based car major General Motors' Indian subsidiary. After announcing an exit from the Indian domestic market in May, the carmaker has now run into trouble with its 100 odd dealers who are considering moving court against the “measly” compensation offered by the company.

The dealers said they were taking legal counsel in the matter and might initiate action against the company and its subsidiary, Chevrolet Sales India Private Ltd (CSIPL), in a US court, if need be. “GM is a very big international company. We are considering several options. One of them

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