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Company forcing to pay bond money
3 years ago
Hello,
Sir i joined a company where i have to do 6 month training (Unpaid) and after that as per my performance(if my performance is good) i have to serve them for 1.5 years (no cheque was signed by me ) but i regisned after 1 months of my training now they are forcing me to pay Rs 50,000 otherwise legal action will be taken against me what should i do.
A.Dear Sir
Let them file civil suit and for that small amount they never approach court. The court says that they are entitle only the amount which was spent on your training.
Please give me RANK FIVE (5) if my answer satisfies you
Let them file civil suit and for that small amount they never approach court. The court says that they are entitle only the amount which was spent on your training.
Please give me RANK FIVE (5) if my answer satisfies you
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Suneel Moudgil
Responded 3 years ago
A.1. if you have signed the bond, then, you are liable to pay the said amount which was spent by the company on training etc. however, you can challenge the same by submitting a valid reason,
2. a bare look on the bond document is necessary before providing a firm legal opinion,
2. a bare look on the bond document is necessary before providing a firm legal opinion,
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Shreesh Chadha
Responded 3 years ago
A.Employment Bonds are not always illegal, therefore they can be enforced, and they have been enforced in the past. However, in your case, full amount cannot be claimed as you have not completed the training even.
What does your contract say the amount is? Rs. 50,000 is payable on premature resignation right? Then that assumes that you will complete 6 months training at least. Therefore, you have a good case.
You will have to respond to their legal notice/ demand in a strong manner citing all relevant laws. I handled many matters involving much less favorable facts than yours.
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What does your contract say the amount is? Rs. 50,000 is payable on premature resignation right? Then that assumes that you will complete 6 months training at least. Therefore, you have a good case.
You will have to respond to their legal notice/ demand in a strong manner citing all relevant laws. I handled many matters involving much less favorable facts than yours.
Regards
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Anurag Bhati
Responded 3 years ago
A.You should not be afraid , you are not bound to pay anything if you have not signed any of such contracts.
You can also contact a lawyer and send legal notice for harassment, blackmailing & threatening you.
You can also contact a lawyer and send legal notice for harassment, blackmailing & threatening you.
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