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Settlement of Disputes through Payment - The sources indicate that payments made to settle issues amicably can prevent further causes of action. For example, the Petitioner Company filed a compliance affidavit confirming settlement of objections (INDNCLT00000035582) and a payment of Rs. 5 lakhs was forwarded to resolve a dispute (00400014535). Similarly, in other cases, payments or settlements were integral to resolving legal or contractual disputes, emphasizing that such payments can effectively extinguish claims or causes of action. LIFE STYLE INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LIMITED VS - National Company Law Tribunal, Municipal Corporation of Brihan Mumbai VS Hotel Hill Top International & others - Bombay, RKJ Enterprises vs Mr. Sanjeevi - National Company Law Tribunal
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Due Process and Legal Validity - While amicable payments are beneficial, the legal process must be followed. The review committee’s decision, if unacceptable to the consumer, cannot be enforced as a matter of right without proper legal procedure (00400014535). Payment or settlement, when done properly and with adherence to law, can serve as a valid resolution, preventing further litigation. Municipal Corporation of Brihan Mumbai VS Hotel Hill Top International & others - Bombay
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Specific Cases of Payment Impact - Payments related to arbitration awards or compensation (INDDEL00000147787, 00100034995) are recognized as effective measures to settle disputes, provided they comply with legal timelines and procedures. For instance, delay beyond statutory periods cannot be condoned, and timely payments or awards can prevent further causes of action. CONTAINER CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED Vs ROADWINGS INTERNATIONAL PVT. LIMITED - Delhi, S. P. Gupta: V. M. Tarkunde: J. L. Kalra: Iqbal M. Chagla: Lily Thomas: A. Rajappa: Union Of India: D. N. Pandey: R. Prasad Sinha VS Union Of India: Union Of India: Union Of India: P. Shivshankar: Union Of India: Union Of India: P. Subramanian: Union Of India: K. B. N. Singh - Supreme Court
Analysis and Conclusion:
Making payments to settle disputes amicably is a recognized and effective strategy to prevent further causes of action, provided such payments are made within the legal framework and followed by proper procedural steps. These payments can extinguish claims, resolve objections, and facilitate smooth legal resolutions, thereby negating grounds for further legal action. However, compliance with statutory requirements and due process remains essential to ensure the validity of such settlements.
Search Results for "Made Payment to Settle the Matte Amicably Hence no Cause of Action"
2025 Supreme(Online)(NCLT) 7976 • India - National Company Law Tribunal
SHRI. SUNIL KUMAR AGGARWAL, MEMBER (JUDICIAL), SHRI. RADHAKRISHNA SREEPADA, MEMBER (TECHNICAL)
Actions under Companies Act provisions were considered due to inaccuracies in submissions. ... Consequent to the reduction in share capital, the amount which will be considered for payment shall be subject to the compliance of FEMA and RBI as are applicable. Further compliance also should be made to the provisions of I.T. ... The Petitioner Company has filed a compliance Affidavit vide Diary.No.3513 dated 30-06-2025 stating that the objection raised by Woodland (Aero Club) Private limited (“Woodland”) was settled #HL_STA....
2003 0 Supreme(Bom) 1119 • India - Bombay
R.M.S.KHANDEPARKAR
Undoubtedly, even if the matter is referred to the review Committee as an attempt to settle the dispute amicably, if the decision of the review Committee is not acceptable to the consumer, the same cannot be sought to be implemented as a matter of right without following the due process of law. ... Undoubtedly, the order can be appreciated as an effort on the part of the petitioner to solve the dispute amicably, after hearing the parties. ... The respondent No. 1 by letter dated 23-6-1998. while forwarding a sum of Rs. 5 lakhs as provisio....
2025 Supreme(Online)(NCLT) 5712 • India - National Company Law Tribunal
SHRI JYOTI KUMAR TRIPATI, J, SHRI RAVICHANDRAN RAMASAMY, T
14.That, to state, the Applicant so as to execute the sale deed in favor of the Financial Creditor herein as agreed and promised thereto as per MOC dated 06.09.2022, has to get co-operation and permission from the Financial Creditor herein to settle the matters amicably. ... It is stated that, there is no demand made against the CD for payment of Debt and petitioner has not invoked the Guarantee against the Personal Guarantor for failure of payment. It is averred that, issuance of Form B notice will no....
2024 Supreme(Online)(Del) 33324 • India - IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI
Following this payment, the certified copy of the award was furnished to the Petitioner on 19th July, 2022. ... It is a settled position of the law that any delay beyond the period of three months plus thirty days cannot be condoned, irrespective of whether sufficient cause is made out for such a delay9. ... Interest for non-payment upto 31.03.2018 @ 10% Rs. 11,45,45,628 c. Total (a+ b) Rs. 77,46,92,736/- d. ... Moreover, it must be noted that the communication issued by SCOPE directing ....
1981 0 Supreme(SC) 511 • India - Supreme Court
A.C.GUPTA, V.D.TULZAPURKAR, S.MURTAZA FAZAL ALI, R.S.PATHAK, P.N.BHAGWATI, D.A.DESAI, E.S.VENKATARAMIAH
was made for payment of compensation. ... Can payment of compensation under Article 222(2) of the Constitution be of any avail to an honest Judge? ... action impugning the transaction. ... of action and not the circular letter asking for such consent. ... If the whole thing stops the decisive action can be deferred.
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