Issue legal notice to company to pay your outstanding dues
2) if they refuse to pay file summary suit to recover your money with interest
Client not pay to us so how can we get back from them
We are manufacturer and exporter of marble, granite, quartz stone and porcelain tiles, we supply our material to usa company and he's promise to pay and now he doesn't pay to us after many call and messages, so how can we get back our amount from them please suggest a way,
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please lodge your complaint to Directorate-General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). To settle disputes amicably, the DGFT introduced an online service module called Quality Complaints and Trade Disputes (QCTD) in 2019 that both importers and exporters can go to with their grievances.
Dear Client,
As per the facts which have been provided, you can send a legal notice to the company for payment of outstanding dues. If nothing is done after that as well then you can file a suit for recovery of money in the court.
Thank You.
The jurisdiction for any legal action will be either India or the USA as agreed between the exporter and the importer at the time of entering into a contract. To initiate the proceedings, you need to send them a legal notice, first.
how can we do legal , such as high court, city court, lawyers, or any government body ???
Asked 2 years ago
How did you deliver the product and what was the mode of payment ie they must have given some part payment.
Moreover, where was the material supplied??
File a recovery suit.
You have not stated what your agreement says on jurisdiction in the case of a dispute. Any competent lawyer may send out a legal notice on your behalf.
Suit has to be filed in district court having jurisdiction
This is online application in DGFT portal.
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First you issue a legal demand notice demanding your dues by stipulating time period
If he is not complying with the demands made, you may invoke arbitration clause to appoint an arbitrator for conducting the arbitration proceedings and to decree an award.
If there is no arbitration clause in the agreement between you and him then you may contact an attorney of that country and proceed with a case for recovery
If the USA company is having any branch office in India then you can file a recovery suit in the court within the jurisdiction before civil court
Dear Client,
Hire an advocate and send a legal notice to the company.
Thank You.
Need to file suit for recovery or if it's a company them IBC remedy if amount is 1cr and above
