DharTeeLegal
For Businesses & Freelancers

Recover Your Hard-Earned Money Legally

Is your payment stuck with a client or vendor? We specialize in MSME Samadhaan, Cheque Bounce (138 NI), and Summary Suits to recover dues with interest.

MSME Recovery (Fast) Consult an Expert
45 Days
Standard MSME Payment Cycle
3x Rate
Interest Penalty on Delay

Why Choose Us?

We don't just send notices; we use the law to force liquidity. We handle drafting, filing, and execution.

MSME Legal Process Diagram

MSME Samadhaan: The Game Changer

If you have a Udyam Registration (MSME), you are legally protected under the MSMED Act, 2006. If a buyer doesn't pay you within 45 days, they are liable to pay compound interest at 3 times the bank rate.

  • Government Council Monitoring

    Cases are monitored by the Micro & Small Enterprise Facilitation Council (MSEFC).

  • Mandatory Deposit for Appeal

    If the buyer wants to appeal against you, they must deposit 75% of the award amount first.

Beyond MSME: Other Legal Routes

Not an MSME? We have other powerful tools.

Section 138 (Cheque Bounce)

A criminal offense. If a cheque bounces, we send a statutory notice within 30 days and file a criminal complaint.

Jail term up to 2 years

Summary Suit (Order 37)

A fast-track civil suit for recovery of money based on written contracts, bills, or invoices. The defendant cannot defend without court permission.

Fast Judgment

Legal Notice

Often, a strongly worded legal notice from a High Court lawyer is enough to make the defaulter pay to avoid court cases.

First Step

Our Recovery Roadmap

1

Consultation & Evidence Check

We review your invoices, emails, POs, and ledgers to establish the "Admitted Debt".

2

Drafting & Sending Notice

We draft a precise legal notice citing relevant sections (MSME Act / CPC / NI Act) and send it via Regd. Post.

3

Filing Petition / Complaint

If no payment is received, we file the case immediately in the appropriate forum (MSME Council or Court).

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I file a case without a written contract?

Yes. Invoices, email confirmations, WhatsApp chats, and delivery challans can be used as evidence to prove the debt.

How much time does MSME Samadhaan take?

The act mandates disposal within 90 days, though in practice, it may take 6-12 months depending on the state council's load. However, the pressure usually forces settlement earlier.

What is the limitation period for recovery?

Generally, 3 years from the date of the invoice or the last payment received. Do not delay, or you may lose your right to claim.

Don't Write Off Your Bad Debts Yet.

Let us evaluate your case. If the debt is recoverable, we will get it back.

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