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Start by taking a polite action, send a legal notice addressing the company about the due amount. Remember, this notice should be a valid one. If you do not receive a reply to the notice, you may file a case against the company under section 420 in the criminal court.
Last option would be to file Winding Petition in the state high court where ...
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caMy company had entered on a contract basis to provided digital marketing services to a company in Mumbai. This company terminated the contract in August 2013 without any notice and assured us for the due payment very soon. I kept following them via email, personal meeting and also via phone, but they did not entertain me or my request. Can I sue this company? What are the options to get my payment back?
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caStart by taking a polite action, send a legal notice addressing the company about the due amount. Remember, this notice should be a valid one. If you do not receive a reply to the notice, you may file a case against the company under section 420 in the criminal court.
Last option would be to file Winding Petition in the state high court where the company has got registered office. Seek winding up of the company claiming that company is unable to pay the dues and it has to be liquidated to recover the dues payable to you.
Since the situation is sensitive, let's move it step by step, to take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago
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My company had entered on a contract basis to provided digital marketing services to a company in Mumbai. This company terminated the contract in August 2013 without any notice and assured us for the due payment very soon. I kept following them via email, personal meeting and also via phone, but they did not entertain me or my request. Can I sue this company? What are the options to get my payment back?
-
W Network
caStart by taking a polite action, send a legal notice addressing the company about the due amount. Remember, this notice should be a valid one. If you do not receive a reply to the notice, you may file a case against the company under section 420 in the criminal court.
Last option would be to file Winding Petition in the state high court where the company has got registered office. Seek winding up of the company claiming that company is unable to pay the dues and it has to be liquidated to recover the dues payable to you.
Since the situation is sensitive, let's move it step by step, to take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago
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