Department of Justice of the Chire Group: In the case against Sian's Right to Honor for Car Gosing Information Technology Ltd., the court ruled in first instance that the defendant apologized for 30 days and paid for damages totalling $300,000.

In a message dated 5 June from IT House, the Department of Justice of the Chire Group announced in a communication this evening that a court judgement had recently been handed down in the case concerning the Right to Honour Dispute between Chire Corporation and Xian's Car High Sing Information Technology Ltd. (Dithered Platform Account, Microphone Public Account, Microphone Video Account: Car Consumption Complaints).

The IT house was informed that the judgement found that:

The defendant's fabrication of false material and the malicious destruction of the Cheshire and Midway brand series of products under the name of Hecchiri, which constituted a malicious disparaging of the goodwill of the plaintiff's business, was legally held liable for tort, and the defendant was awarded a 30-day apology and paid a total of $0.3 million for the losses of Chire.

The company, Chire, has stated that it has always accepted oversight and advice from all sectors of society, but has never condoned the deliberate fabrication of lies and the exploitation of profits through the blacking of brand names. The company will continue to defend its legitimate rights and interests through a variety of legal means, pursue all kinds of malicious tort accounts in accordance with the law, and safeguard the clean online public opinion environment.

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