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I signed a bond paper of 2months notice period in a company


18-Jul-2023 (In Civil Law)
I signed on a 10 rupees court paper for getting a job in a company and there was a bond of 2 months notice period and if I fail to do so I have to pay the two months salary. Now both my parents are not in good health and I have to take care of them at home so I want to resign immediately can I do so? Will there be any legal actions against me for not serving my notice period?
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Answer #1
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Definitely you have signed a bond you can ask on that company for some money for your medical conditions for your parents like that but you cannot resign immediately because there is a bond means there is an agreement between you and your company definitely they can take any legal action what they want
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Answer #2
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To give opinion it is necessary to scrutinize the terms, conditions and default clauses specified in your Joining Letter along with bond. Please take note that those undertakings are binding impact upon you so any violation of it may arise adverse consequences. If you wish to take my Legal opinion professionally upon online payment, then can whatsapp.
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