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Enforcement of refund agreement made via email


25-Sep-2023 (In Recovery Law)
I got an agreement from a company to refund a certain amount of money via an email. The amount is Rs 82,000. The refund is to be processed on three installments on three separate dates. In case the company defaults, what are the legal remedies available? nnCan a summary suit be filed in this case? Quickest legal remedy to enforce this legal agreement on email in case of default?
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Answer #1
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Hi, Going by the limited information provided by you, it is essential to send them a legal notice asking them to adhere to the settlement as shared, otherwise, legal action will be initiated against them. The legal action may be criminal and civil depending upon what you want from the company. For better understanding of the matter and advising properly, it is advised to have a meeting.
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Answer #2
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Yes if there is written agreement you can file a summary suit for recovery of the said amount. It’s the quickest remedy available to you. If it’s commercial in nature than the suit can be filed under commercial court act which makes it more quicker.
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