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What legal action to take in non payment of dues?
17-May-2023 (In Recovery Law)
My Client and I had a contract with termination clause. As per termination clause he has to pay me and he has accepted my invoices but keeps saying he is low on funds and will pay me soon. Invoices are 90 days old. Should I wait or take legal recourse.
To my mind, you should take legal recourse,
You can start by having sent a legal notice, wherein, you call upon the party to pay in 15 days or 7 days'.
In case if he does not pay you may Institute a summary suit which is a legal faster proceeding.
Summary suit can be instituted provided there is no arbitration clause in the agreement
You can start by having sent a legal notice, wherein, you call upon the party to pay in 15 days or 7 days'.
In case if he does not pay you may Institute a summary suit which is a legal faster proceeding.
Summary suit can be instituted provided there is no arbitration clause in the agreement
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Adv. Urfee Haider
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How do I file a complaint against a company that doesn't pay?
You can either file a civil suit against the directors/owners in the local court or you can lodge a FIR at the local police station.
How to take legal action against a company for non payment in India?
Analyze your debtors finances.
You can make a formal request.
Small claims
Sue in Civil Court
Pre-Judgment relief (Writ of attachment/Write of Possession)
How to collect a judgment.
Formal Dispute Mediation.
How to file a complaint against an employer for non payment in India?
Contact the Labour Commissioner
The employee may approach the Labour Commissioner and bring up the matter. The employee should attach a copy of any legal notices sent to the employer or employment contract as well as a bank statement to the complaint.
Can we file a case against company for not paying salary?
Within one year of the date the salary is due, a complaint can be filed with the Labour Court under Section 33(C). As a summary lawsuit, you can also bring a civil action for the recovery of your debts against your employer under Order 37 CPC.
You may take legal recourse to recover the money for which firstly legal notice would be issued by your advocate and thereafter, a civil suit for recovery of due amount with interest would be filed on your behalf. However, if you want to wait for some more time it would be better to get an acknowledgement from his regarding due amount and the time limit within which he would make the payment.
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Adv. Pankaj Kumar
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first you issue a legal notice through counsel for your dues if he not pay your dues after receiving your notice, you can file recovery suit against him. you can file recovery suit within three years
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Adv. Dharmendra Singh
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