1) A legal notice is being sent by lawyer Seema Chopda on behalf of her client Airlift (India) Pvt. Ltd. to Fashion Exim(India) Pvt. Ltd. and its directors regarding outstanding payment.
2) Fashion Exim is a regular client of Airlift and owes Rs. 1,18,793 in outstanding payments along with 18% annual interest from the due date.
3) Despite multiple reminders and assurances of payment, Fashion Exim has failed to clear the dues, forcing Airlift to issue a legal notice and pursue legal action if payment is not made within 15 days.
1) A legal notice is being sent by lawyer Seema Chopda on behalf of her client Airlift (India) Pvt. Ltd. to Fashion Exim(India) Pvt. Ltd. and its directors regarding outstanding payment.
2) Fashion Exim is a regular client of Airlift and owes Rs. 1,18,793 in outstanding payments along with 18% annual interest from the due date.
3) Despite multiple reminders and assurances of payment, Fashion Exim has failed to clear the dues, forcing Airlift to issue a legal notice and pursue legal action if payment is not made within 15 days.
1) A legal notice is being sent by lawyer Seema Chopda on behalf of her client Airlift (India) Pvt. Ltd. to Fashion Exim(India) Pvt. Ltd. and its directors regarding outstanding payment.
2) Fashion Exim is a regular client of Airlift and owes Rs. 1,18,793 in outstanding payments along with 18% annual interest from the due date.
3) Despite multiple reminders and assurances of payment, Fashion Exim has failed to clear the dues, forcing Airlift to issue a legal notice and pursue legal action if payment is not made within 15 days.
1) A legal notice is being sent by lawyer Seema Chopda on behalf of her client Airlift (India) Pvt. Ltd. to Fashion Exim(India) Pvt. Ltd. and its directors regarding outstanding payment.
2) Fashion Exim is a regular client of Airlift and owes Rs. 1,18,793 in outstanding payments along with 18% annual interest from the due date.
3) Despite multiple reminders and assurances of payment, Fashion Exim has failed to clear the dues, forcing Airlift to issue a legal notice and pursue legal action if payment is not made within 15 days.
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To,
1. Mr.Vikaskumar K Kataruka, Director
Fashion Exim(India) Pvt. Ltd., 277, Pragati Industrial Estate, 316, N M Joshi Marg , Mumbai-400011
2. Mr.Kishorekumar K Kataruka, Director
Fashion Exim(India) Pvt. Ltd., 277, Pragati Industrial Estate. 316, N M Joshi Marg , Mumbai-400011
SUB. - LEGAL NOTICE
Sir,
Under the instructions of my client, Airlift (India) Pvt. Ltd., having
its office at 13/14, Adarsh Industrial Estate, Sahar Road, Chakala, Andheri ( E) , Mumbai- 400 099 , I hereby send you legal notice as under .
1. My client states that they are engaged in cargo agency
business inter alia of clearing and forwarding of goods through air / sea transportation. My client are authorised ‘Break Bulk’’ agents for import and export goods. Through its efficiency and competency, my clients have over the years gained immense goodwill and reputation.
2. My client has informed me that you are having business
transaction with our Client Company since many years. My clients informed me that you are one of the Exporter Company and had booked shipments of importing 2
and exporting cargo of Garments by air through my client’s
agency. My client placed in my hand copies of your Ledger Account and invoices raised against you by my client, statement of accounts maintained by my clients and correspondence letters.
3. My clients state that you are the regular client of my client.
There were some consignments which came to be forwarded through our Clients. My clients from time to time raised invoices accordingly. My client states that whenever you use to book an assignment, you use to give my client post-dated cheques of the said consignment. My clients further inform me that they use to deposit the cheque in the bank for clearance on your instructions.
My client further states that as per the terms and conditions
mentioned and agreed upon by you, those bills are to be cleared within 30 days of its receipt, failure to which 18% interest shall be levied upon overdue amount.
4. My client further states that you made a payment of
Rs.27,663/-vide your cheque No 092629 on 06/01/2017 leaving a net balance due of Rs.1,18,793/- payable to my client.
5. My client’s further states that on 5th August 2017 you
issued a cheque of Rs. 15000/- vide your cheque No 092719 but the same was returned unpaid on 7th August 2017. My 3
Client from time to time have been requesting you, orally
and in writing, to release their legitimate dues of Rs.1,18,793/-, but you paid no heed to it.
6. My client’s states that they sent many reminders and orally
requesting you to clear the outstanding dues alongwith interest. My clients states that from time to time he is sending you ledger copies maintained by his company with reference to your company.
7. My client’s further states that earlier you used to attend my
client’s phone calls and you always assured that you will pay the balance payment at the earliest. However, you have not followed your commitment. My clients state that as per their books of account the total outstanding payment as on 11th September 2017 is Rs.1,18,793/-which is the principal amount you are liable to pay. You are further liable to pay interest @ 18% p.a. on the said amount from the date it is due.
8. In view of the above facts and circumstances, my Client
states that they have shown sufficient indulgence in the matter and are not ready to wait further in order to recover their legitimate dues from you and are constrained to initiate necessary legal proceedings against you.
9. Under the circumstances, my client has instructed me to
send you legal notice, which I hereby do and call upon you 4
to pay my clients the said outstanding payment amounting
to Rs. 1,18,793/- (Rupees One lakh eighteen thousand seven hundred and ninety- three only. ) and interest @ 18% from the date of its due till actual payment within a period of Fifteen (15) days of the receipt of the present legal notice, failing which my client shall be constrained to initiate necessary legal proceedings both criminal u/s 420 of (IPC) and civil suit against you. My client shall explore each and every available legal remedy entirely at your own risk as to costs and consequences thereof.
You are further liable to pay an amount of Rs. 5000/- by
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