Legal action for delaying and overcharging project
07-May-2023 (In Civil Law)
I have given an It firm a project to complete my website in November 2016 , plan was to complete it in a month but even now in may the awesome is half complete. The requirements accepted aren't done yet. Deal was to complete the project at 11k but I had to pay 2k and 8k extra for the work. Now it turns to be 21k but still the project is not complete. Project code has to be given to be given to client but they are not providing and asking for more money. My business is being affected because of them, without completing site I cant proceed and the firm is avoiding my calls. What can I best do to recover my money and also compensate for the time wasted...
Dear Client,
You can file a complaint in a consumer Forum for recovery of money along with damages for wasting you time and money and loss of business. You go to Consumer Forum and meet the official there and show your documents, if contract was in writing or any exchange of any material. They will let you know what to do for filing claim. It is better to engage an advocate for filing complaint in Consumer Forum in your area for effectively pursuing the matter.
You can file a complaint in a consumer Forum for recovery of money along with damages for wasting you time and money and loss of business. You go to Consumer Forum and meet the official there and show your documents, if contract was in writing or any exchange of any material. They will let you know what to do for filing claim. It is better to engage an advocate for filing complaint in Consumer Forum in your area for effectively pursuing the matter.
First send the Legal Notice. Thereafter you can file a consumer complaint or a civil suit with a interim direction for giving all the Project Code relating to your project to you so that the work can be completed through third party. Thereafter we can claim compensation for not providing the service on time and other.
Hi
Issue legal notices to the IT firm citing the following reasons.
1) Work not complete as per Software Requirement Specification.
2) Existing code not conforming to High level Design and Low Level design specified in SRS.
3) Source code not handed over.
The IT Firm is liable to complete the remaining pending works at the agreed price and is also liable to pay you compensation for delay in work.
The compensation is payable from the date of contract to the date of deployment of code in production server.
Issue legal notices to the IT firm citing the following reasons.
1) Work not complete as per Software Requirement Specification.
2) Existing code not conforming to High level Design and Low Level design specified in SRS.
3) Source code not handed over.
The IT Firm is liable to complete the remaining pending works at the agreed price and is also liable to pay you compensation for delay in work.
The compensation is payable from the date of contract to the date of deployment of code in production server.
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