I AM DEALING IN HARDWARE. ONE OF MY CUSTOMER IS NOT PAYING MY DUES BY SAYING ONCE I HAVE SENT MATERIAL WAS NOT PROPER. I HAVE ALREADY GIVEN FREE REPLACEMENT. NOW WHAT TO DO ?? ANY ONE CAN PLEASE HELP ON THIS.
Darshan M S (MD) 12 September 2013
I AM DEALING IN HARDWARE. ONE OF MY CUSTOMER IS NOT PAYING MY DUES BY SAYING ONCE I HAVE SENT MATERIAL WAS NOT PROPER. I HAVE ALREADY GIVEN FREE REPLACEMENT. NOW WHAT TO DO ?? ANY ONE CAN PLEASE HELP ON THIS.
vijay.k (advocate) 12 September 2013
Definitely u recover the charges for your service. But you will keep the bills for the sold materials. First you have to send legal notice to him through lawyer. If any clarification call me. +919865846297
vijay.k (advocate) 12 September 2013
Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 13 September 2013
Issue legal notice to your customer and demand outstanding and due payment .If customer does not comply with notice than file suit for recovery of outstanding and due amount along with interest and expanses against him.
VIRAJ KADAM (Advocate Supreme Court of India) 13 September 2013
Dear Friend
First of all, what is the amount due. You are thinking of legal remedies in Court of law. These are time consuming as well as costly at times.
You need to issue demand notice based on your invoices. Hope you have your books of account in order to support your case.
Regards
VIRAJ KADAM
Advocate
Ms.Nirmala P.Rao (CEO) 18 September 2013
Dear Client,
Since your customer has committed breach of contract by non payment of dues despite your replacement of proper material in accordance with the T&C of the Contract and having accepted your fresh material your customer is duty bound to make payment for the same under the Law of Contracts Act. You get issued a Legal notice to him demanding payment within 15 days failing which you'd institute legal proceedings to recover not only your amount that was due from your customer on account of supply or replacement of proper material in time but also interest and damages for breach of contract.
Ms.Nirmala P.Rao
Legal Expert
NRI Legal Consulting (Consultant) 20 September 2013
Dear Sir Send a notice to your customer and demand outstanding and due payment .If customer does not comply with notice than file suit for recovery of outstanding and due amount along with interest and expanses against him.for more detail query us query@nrilegalconsulting.com
Aman (G.M. Realty) 30 May 2014
Dear All,
Anybody can send me format or specimen of Legal Notice, which can be issued to the customer – not paying the bills?
Thanks