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You must have entered into a contract with the web-developer for obtaining their services. Issue a legal notice for a specific performance of that contract. Furthermore, you can sue the web developer for breach of contract and recover damages for loss of profit directly emerging from the contractual breach. Such a case will fall under the ambit of civ...
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caWe are a website design agency and after designing our client's website, we gave it to a website development company to write the software and make it functional so that people could subscribe to the magazines of our client. At the start, it was decided that two months would be needed to design and develop the website. One month for the designing agency to design the website and one month for the development agency to write the codes/software of the website. But instead of a month's time, the development company took more than 4 months. After paying 90% of the money, the developers haven't yet given us the emailing module yet by which the customers are supposed to get intimation on their registering for a trial offer or taking a paid subscription to a magazine.
The developers have also not handed us over the codes of the website. My clients, who are a Singapore based company, have had to bear a huge loss as they have not been able to monetize the magazines for the past 4 months.We are not only facing huge embarrassment but this is becoming a bigger embarrassment to our client. Under what laws can I send a notice to the website development agency and what are the options available to us as an agency. Plus will this come under criminal law or civil law?
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caYou must have entered into a contract with the web-developer for obtaining their services. Issue a legal notice for a specific performance of that contract. Furthermore, you can sue the web developer for breach of contract and recover damages for loss of profit directly emerging from the contractual breach. Such a case will fall under the ambit of civil law. Mere breach of contract cannot give rise to a criminal prosecution for cheating unless the fraudulent and dishonest intention is shown at the beginning of the transaction. Alternatively, you can also file a consumer complaint against the web-developer.
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We are a website design agency and after designing our client's website, we gave it to a website development company to write the software and make it functional so that people could subscribe to the magazines of our client. At the start, it was decided that two months would be needed to design and develop the website. One month for the designing agency to design the website and one month for the development agency to write the codes/software of the website. But instead of a month's time, the development company took more than 4 months. After paying 90% of the money, the developers haven't yet given us the emailing module yet by which the customers are supposed to get intimation on their registering for a trial offer or taking a paid subscription to a magazine.
The developers have also not handed us over the codes of the website. My clients, who are a Singapore based company, have had to bear a huge loss as they have not been able to monetize the magazines for the past 4 months.We are not only facing huge embarrassment but this is becoming a bigger embarrassment to our client. Under what laws can I send a notice to the website development agency and what are the options available to us as an agency. Plus will this come under criminal law or civil law?
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W Network
caYou must have entered into a contract with the web-developer for obtaining their services. Issue a legal notice for a specific performance of that contract. Furthermore, you can sue the web developer for breach of contract and recover damages for loss of profit directly emerging from the contractual breach. Such a case will fall under the ambit of civil law. Mere breach of contract cannot give rise to a criminal prosecution for cheating unless the fraudulent and dishonest intention is shown at the beginning of the transaction. Alternatively, you can also file a consumer complaint against the web-developer.
In case you need a legal support in this matter, things can be consulted and delivered seamlessly on Wazzeer platform -> "Get Started!"
over 2 years ago
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