How to recover money from university after withdrawal of admission?
08-Dec-2023 (In International Law Law)
I had approached a private college in UK for my master’s degree. I have signed a contract with the college that I would be joining the college in the month I have to report. I have deposited in a separate bank account (mine) in India eight lacs for my tenure of stay in UK. My father had to undergo a bye pass surgery and hence, being the only son, now I cannot go to UK. I approached the college by mail and all communications are with me. They are asking for three lacs ( converted to INR) towards cancelling the contract. Unless the college gives a cancellation of seat from their students register, I will not be allowed to withdraw from my account the eight lacs which I need towards my father’s treatment. How to go about?
We understand your situation. FOLLOWING ARE THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO YOU:
Your situation has a compelling reason. "Termination without notice for a compelling reason" as a clause is normally found in the policies of college and also in CPC of the UK.
The relationship can be terminated by any party for good cause without observing a notice period, if facts exist,
You have to try to take this route and find a solution with the university. You have to send a letter on grounds of “COMPELLING REASONS” to the university requesting them to waive off this fee levied on you. They may do so or may reduce a little bit.
But the situation is that the account is blocked now. The bank would probably also follow their regulations.. You try to speak with a bank official and explain the situation, but he might be bound to the bank rules and hard to convince (from my experience with Indian banks), since there seems to be some obligation to the Embassy requirements.
You also try to speak to the embassy and parlally take up the matter before and through the embassy.
NOTE: We can assist you in this stream.
Your situation has a compelling reason. "Termination without notice for a compelling reason" as a clause is normally found in the policies of college and also in CPC of the UK.
The relationship can be terminated by any party for good cause without observing a notice period, if facts exist,
You have to try to take this route and find a solution with the university. You have to send a letter on grounds of “COMPELLING REASONS” to the university requesting them to waive off this fee levied on you. They may do so or may reduce a little bit.
But the situation is that the account is blocked now. The bank would probably also follow their regulations.. You try to speak with a bank official and explain the situation, but he might be bound to the bank rules and hard to convince (from my experience with Indian banks), since there seems to be some obligation to the Embassy requirements.
You also try to speak to the embassy and parlally take up the matter before and through the embassy.
NOTE: We can assist you in this stream.
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