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A group is called a CC-group if the factor group by the centralizer of any conjugacy class is a Chernikov group. A group is called a just non-CC-group if the group itself is not a CC-group but every proper factor group is a CC-group. These groups are natural generalizations of just non-FC-groups, which were studied by \textit{S. Franciosi, F. de Giovanni}, and \textit{L. A. Kurdachenko} [J. Algebra 186, No. 2, 544-577 (1996; Zbl 0866.20030)]. This paper investigates just non-CC-groups \(G\) with nontrivial Fitting subgroup. If the FC-centre is trivial then the Fitting subgroup is either a torsion-free Abelian group or an elementary Abelian \(p\)-group, and hence a \(\mathbb{Z} H\)-module, where \(H\) is the factor group by the Fitting subgroup. If the intersection of all \(G\)-invariant subgroups is nontrivial then it is called the monolith of \(G\), and \(G\) is called monolithic. As the monolith is a simple \(\mathbb{Z} H\)-module, in order to study monolithic just non-CC-groups the authors study simple modules over CC-groups. The authors obtain several interesting results, for instance, for monolithic just non-CC-groups with trivial FC-centre and nontrivial Fitting subgroup, the monolith and the Fitting subgroup coincide. Further, under the same conditions the Fitting subgroup and the socle of its factor group are described.











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