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What to do if company if forcing to pay bond amount
25-Dec-2023 (In Corporate Law)
I joined a small sized service based IT MNC(6000 employees) as software engineer and role of developer this july .I signed a service agreement of 3 years stating that i have to pay company a training compensation and losses cost if i left the company of Rs 1.5 Lacs with a photocopy of my father's pan card as guarantor. After training of 3 months they put me on non technical project which have no use of skills acquired in training.Due to this reason that this project doesn't meet my career aspirations i left the company after 1 month.Now the company is threatening me with that i have to pay service agreement.I don't need any relieving documents or experience letter from them.What should i do,I have tried talking some sense to HR but its of no use.Please tell me what to do ,My father is a heart patient and is under lot of tension due to this issue.
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The company ordinarily cannot force you to pay the bond amount. However, you can be advised better if you share the service agreement. Also, has the company given you any specific training with respect to your job profile?
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The company ordinarily cannot force you to pay the bond amount. However, you can be advised better if you share the service agreement. Also, has the company given you any specific training with respect to your job profile?
Thanks
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Adv. Dheeraj Gupta
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First of all you have to reply for the notice which company have sent you and if it has not been in the form of notice then kindly serve them legal notice regarding the problems which was sustaining during training as well as your inconvenience due to fraud play by the company but doing before that kindly consult an advocate to file a complaint in labour Court remember one thing your first statement should not suffer from any infirmity meaning there by you should mention all facts as well as allegations in your notice
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Adv. Siddharth Dev
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The answer to your query primarily lies in the contract that you have signed. Therefore, a thorough review of the same would be required to comment on the merits of your issue.
Having said that, In case you are put in a project which has no proximity with your training, it could be argued that I such a case you are not liable to make the payment. However, it would again be subject to a reading of your contract.
Having said that, In case you are put in a project which has no proximity with your training, it could be argued that I such a case you are not liable to make the payment. However, it would again be subject to a reading of your contract.
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Adv. Tushar A John
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its very common for the companies to make you sign these kind of service agreements which binds you and the company. But you need to provide all the relevant and necessary details of that agreement to proceed further.
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Adv. Gaurav Rohila
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