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Recovery suit Filing Intimation


17-Jun-2023 (In Civil Law)
We had taken leased line service from a service provider under 3 years contract. Since we faced multiple issues within 6 months of the service, we had to move to new service provider as it was impacting our business. After moving to new provider its stabilized, we are not facing any issues for last 6 months. Meanwhile the old service provider has raised recovery suit filing intimation for 2 years of unused contract period. They are forcing us to pay the amount.
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Answer #1
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You must appear and contest the suit and pray for dismissal of it for a breach of contract and loss caused to your business for the defective service provided by them. You can also file a case against them for defeciency of services in district consumer fourm.
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Answer #2
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As per the Indian Contract Act there are various provisions under the act for the non performance and not executing the contract as per the terms of the agreement mean while we need to study the terms of contract between both the parties so the accordingly I can suggest the remidies for the execution and termination of contract Can contact me on my phone number for further quiery
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