Purane payment par byaj milega?

Micro ya small supplier ko MSMED Act se compound byaj milta hai, jo purane bill par bada amount hota hai. Baaki case me contract ka rate ya court ka reasonable interest.

Buyer ka phone band hai, kya notice fir bhi jaayega?

Haan. Notice registered post aur email par buyer ke registered address par jaata hai. GST number se current address bhi mil jaata hai.

Is the consultation really free?

Yes. The consultation and case assessment are free, with no obligation. If you decide to go ahead, there is still nothing to pay upfront: FundRaksha Legal charges 30% only on the amount actually recovered. Court fees, if a matter goes to court, are borne by the client.

Are there any upfront fees?

No. FundRaksha Legal charges a 30% success fee, only on the amount actually recovered. If nothing is recovered, there is no success fee. Court fees, if any, are borne by you and told to you upfront.

How fast does my case start?

Within 24 hours of receiving your complete documents, a dedicated advocate is assigned and the legal notice is sent as an e-notice, followed by registered post.

Do most cases go to court?

No. About 60% of our cases settle before anything is filed, through the notice, negotiation and a payment plan. The rest go to MSME Samadhaan, a Section 138 complaint, a civil suit or arbitration, handled by the same advocate.

Do you work with businesses anywhere in India?

Yes. Notices, filings and follow-ups are handled digitally, and advocates appear wherever the matter is heard. FundRaksha works with suppliers, manufacturers, traders, distributors and service businesses in every state.

हिंदी में

Purana atka payment kaise nikale: pehle limitation check, fir action

Purane bill ke saath sabse badi galti hoti hai "chalo, baad me dekhenge". Har mahina jo nikal jaata hai, wo aapka case kamzor karta hai. Achhi baat ye hai ki kai purane payment abhi bhi nikal sakte hain, bas aapko ye pata hona chahiye ki aapke paas kitna time bacha hai aur kaunse documents aapki madad karenge.

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Short answer

Sabse pehle limitation check karein: Limitation Act ke hisaab se invoice ki due date se 3 saal ke andar case file karna hota hai. Agar buyer ne beech me written me balance confirm kiya ya part payment kiya, to 3 saal wahan se dobara shuru hote hain. Time bacha hai to turant legal notice bhejein, aur payment na aaye to Samadhaan, summary suit ya Section 138 jo bhi fit ho wo file karein.

Step 1: apna time check karein

Har invoice ki due date likhein aur usme 3 saal jodein. Wo aapki last date hai. Fir dekhein ki beech me buyer ne kabhi:

Email ya WhatsApp par likha "haan, itna balance hai, de denge"
Ledger confirmation par sign kiya
Thoda bhi part payment kiya

Inme se kuch bhi hua hai to limitation us date se fir shuru hoti hai. Isliye purani chat aur bank statement dhyan se dekhein. Apni date nikalne ke liye limitation period calculator use karein.

Step 2: purane case me documents kaise jodein

Purane case me challan kho jaana aam baat hai. Ghabraayein nahi, ye cheezein bhi delivery saabit karti hain:

E-way bill aur transporter ki LR
Buyer ki GST return me aapka invoice (usne ITC liya hai matlab maal mila)
Bank statement me pehle ke payments
WhatsApp par order, rate aur delivery ki baat

Sab ek folder me daalein aur ek ledger statement banayein. Advocate ko yahi chahiye.

Step 3: notice, aur fir sahi rasta

Purane payment par legal notice aur bhi zaroori hai, kyunki ye record banata hai ki aapne demand ki. FundRaksha 24 ghante me e-notice aur registered post bhejta hai. Notice me principal ke saath byaj aur GST ka 180 din wala ITC point bhi likha jaata hai, jo buyer ke accountant ko seedha lagta hai.

Situation	Rasta
Micro ya small supplier, Udyam supply ke time valid	MSME Samadhaan
Saaf invoice, written order	Summary suit (CPC Order XXXVII)
Cheque bounce hua tha	Section 138, agar 30 din wali notice limit abhi bachi hai

Do saal purane case ka alag guide yahan hai.

Kab case mushkil ho jaata hai

Agar 3 saal nikal gaye aur beech me koi acknowledgement ya part payment nahi hai, to court ka rasta lagbhag band ho jaata hai. Fir bhi buyer se baat karke voluntary settlement ho sakta hai, lekin dabav kam hota hai. Isliye aaj hi action lein.

Ek free consultation me advocate aapki date aur documents dekh kar seedha bata dega ki case kitna strong hai. Fee sirf 30%, wo bhi recovery par.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-08. Information for Indian businesses; not legal advice.

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Talk to a FundRaksha recovery expert for free. In one call we assess your unpaid invoices and tell you honestly what can be recovered, how, and in roughly how long. No fee for the call, no obligation, and no upfront cost if you go ahead: our fee is a percentage of what we actually recover.

A review of your invoices, purchase orders, delivery proof and the buyer’s replies
An honest assessment of recovery chances and the right route: reminders, legal notice, MSME Samadhaan, Section 138 or a civil suit
A realistic timeline and the exact cost: nothing upfront, a success fee only on recovery
A dedicated advocate assigned within 24 hours if you decide to proceed

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Keep these ready

The unpaid invoice(s) and payment terms
Purchase order, delivery challan, e-way bill or proof of service
Messages, emails or letters about the payment
For a bounced cheque: the cheque and the bank return memo

No recovery, no fee. Court fees, if any, are borne by the client and told upfront.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Haan. Part payment acknowledgement maana jaata hai, aur 3 saal us payment ki date se dobara ginte hain.

This page is general information for Indian businesses, not legal advice for your specific case. Laws, rates and procedures change; speak to an advocate before acting. FundRaksha LegalTech Pvt Ltd is a technology company; legal work is carried out by enrolled advocates.