Telecom Argentina faces court-ordered outage refunds
An Argentine appellate court kept Telecom Argentina free of compensatory liability but ordered proportional reimbursement to users for a 2015 service outage.
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Telecom Argentina S.A. (TEO) reports a new ruling from the Federal Court of Appeals of Tucumán in the class action “Asociación de Consumidores del NOA versus Telecom Personal S.A. Re. Consumers´ Defense Law,” docket 15065/2016, related to a service outage on March 3, 2015.
The Court of Appeals upheld the lower court’s rejection of compensatory liability attributed to Telecom Argentina but reversed the decision regarding proportional reimbursement, ordering reimbursement to users of the price corresponding to the service not provided during the outage.
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Consumers´ Defense Law regulatory
compensatory liability regulatory
proportional reimbursement financial
Federal Court of Appeals of Tucumán regulatory
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What legal update did Telecom Argentina (TEO) disclose in this Form 6-K?
How did the appeals court rule on Telecom Argentina’s compensatory liability?
What did the court decide regarding reimbursements to Telecom Argentina users?
Which case involving TEO is referenced, and what is its docket number?
Does this 6-K mention a prior disclosure by Telecom Argentina (TEO)?
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