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Paid in Full, Order Cancelled Anyway: Mumbai Consumer Forum Fines Flipkart for Unilateral Cancellation Published by Bhartiya Law Legal Insights Imagine paying nearly Rs 40,000 for a…
When 15 Orders Get Cancelled in a Row: What a Delhi Consumer Case Teaches Us About E-Commerce Accountability Published by Bhartiya Law Legal Insights Most people expect the odd delivery…
Litigation is rarely the fastest or cheapest way to resolve a business dispute. Often a structured negotiation gets a better result, and keeps the commercial relationship intact.
A dishonoured cheque is not just a banking inconvenience. Under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act it can become a criminal matter, with strict timelines for both sides.
A written submission is not a place to repeat everything you have ever said. The strongest ones are short, ordered around the issues, and honest about the weak points.
