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Amit (owner)     11 July 2012

Oral promise

I and my friend started tution classes for CS final. I was to teach indirect tax and she direct tax. For 3 days we gave demo classes. In that classes students liked our teaching and decided to join us over the other classes who were also giving demo classes.

Thereafter my friend went to her village for few days but didnt come back. And i was not able to teach direct tax. So my students were at loss because they have lost the opportunity to join other classes. I tought them indirect tax only.

   Now my students want file a suit against her for a breach of promise. Tution is not registered. Students are only given receipts of fees paid by them but they are also signed by me.

   can they file a suit? plz suggest..



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Adv Rohit Dalmia 9324538481 (Lawyer)     11 July 2012

Dear Amit,

have you given in wriitng to the students what courses you shall be providing against the fees paid by them?????

further need to know more details about this issue.

 

you may call on 09324538481 for further discussion.

 

Regards,

Adv.R.P.Chugh (Advocate/Legal Consultant (rpchughadvocatesupremecourt@hotmail.com))     11 July 2012

It is indeed a breach of contract of service, and students can seek damages, to find out a way to negative or avoid liability consult a local advocate with the receipts and other brochures etc. 


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