Whilst a sense of vindication of your Corporate position is perfectly understandable, morally I would stand back from such further legal action against an already defeated and close to bankrupted litigant...........it would be enough to point out the case to others without rubbing the litigants nose in it. Usually putting them on notice about their misrepresentations whilst the appeal runs its course should be enough, Then again some people never learn and on occasion need that extra legal remedy to correct the record.........
You don't want to appear too heavy handed but do enough to deter others from following the same path. Sometimes a very difficult balancing act.
regards
Just to make it clear, I have no association with Tata/JLR (apart from once owning an X300, and once spending an evening sight-seeing at the top of the Tata Tower in Calcutta
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This whole thing has just got my back up and smacks of the Daily Mail 'my kid got sent home from school for wearing the wrong uniform after 500 warnings for wearing the wrong uniform'......
