Recovery of money for the professional services already provided
20-Jul-2023 (In Consumer Court Law)
i am an interior designer.taken a consultancy project of client big brother we had taken a project on consultancy basis in which my role is to provides drawing.monitary items and coordination between client and vendor.my fees is 28 thousnd Payment mode is set by the client side both the parties are agree. Materials samples are cheque by the client before project is started. On last stage is whn the work is completed client id deny to take our calls and messages and saying he will not pay balance 1.75 lacks of the vendor and 28 th of my consultancy.saying he had cross check the material and measurement for third vendor which is not in the entire scene from the day one. we are saying to give proof of ur statement bt he deny to do so. we had a valid proof of ever stage.ie vendor company bills to client ,Rtgs done by client side to vendor rtgs telephonic recordings is vendor is asking me for payment. i dt want my fees now bt what is the legal advisable solution for vendor
Yes u can recover the same on the basis of previty of contract basis according to your documents we can recover the same for your if u ready to bear the expense. Under civil law there is procedure.....
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First of all show all the documents I. E. Bills, purchases, material supplied etc. Along with payment mode, reply received amount or balance to an advocate. He will scrutinise and send a legal notice to the party. Thereafter you can move to court and prior to that do you have any agreement regarding the project is also important
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Dear Sir,
You are firstly require to sent a legal notice to the person who is denying you the payment, whereby you will have to club your fee as well as the amount due to the vendor, and thereby calling upon him to make the payment within stipulated time period; secondly after expiration of the period mentioned in the legal notice, summary suit for recovery is require to be instituted.
You are firstly require to sent a legal notice to the person who is denying you the payment, whereby you will have to club your fee as well as the amount due to the vendor, and thereby calling upon him to make the payment within stipulated time period; secondly after expiration of the period mentioned in the legal notice, summary suit for recovery is require to be instituted.
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For companies, partnership firm, proprietor ship firm and traders etc.. can file a suit for recovery their unpaid bills/ Business due amount or payment where:-
There are any written contract/agreement between the parties.
Then they can file a summary suit under order XXXVII Civil Procedure Code. In this suit debtors have very limited scope to avoid to pay the debts to the parties, as there are very few chances to delay the proceeding. Every case has to special character and its depends upon the matter to matter.
If any party has filed a suit under this order and rule, then after putting the appearance before the Court within ten days and after service of summon for judgments, defendant can seek leave to defend for contesting the matter and its depends upon the court that leave may be grant or not.
There are any written contract/agreement between the parties.
Then they can file a summary suit under order XXXVII Civil Procedure Code. In this suit debtors have very limited scope to avoid to pay the debts to the parties, as there are very few chances to delay the proceeding. Every case has to special character and its depends upon the matter to matter.
If any party has filed a suit under this order and rule, then after putting the appearance before the Court within ten days and after service of summon for judgments, defendant can seek leave to defend for contesting the matter and its depends upon the court that leave may be grant or not.
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