B2B Purchase Fraud

Dear Client you should give a legal notice after that you should file a case in the court For further assistance please contact me Thank you

hello Sir You can sue the company for a breach of contract. Breach of contract is nothing but a failure to live up to the terms of a contract. In essence, a breach may be actual or anticipatory. An actual breach is one in which there is actual non-performance of the contractual obligations. Section 39 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 has laid out anticipatory as one where a party has refused to perform or disabled himself from performing the contractual obligations, i.e., repudiation. You could initiate with sending them a legal notice through a lawyer. Thanks Please rate if you find this advice helfpul.

In my opinion, you can proceed with a consumer case or file a civil suit under the sale of goods act 1930 as a breach of contract seems evident and you should be able to enforce the desired remedy. You can contact me for any further assistance, and please don't forget to leave a rating on my profile.

Dear Sir, You may get issue a legal notice followed by Consumer case. Please give me rank after viewing my details. Please call me for further assistance.