Where can I file a complaint/case against my company? Where can I file a complaint/case against my company?

9 months ago

My first query is that I am from Punjab and my company is registered in Gurgaon so where can I file a case against my company?

Anik

Responded 9 months ago

View All Answers
A.Dear client,

The location where you can file a case against your company will depend on various factors, including the nature of the case and the relevant laws. In general, there are three primary considerations for determining the appropriate jurisdiction for filing a case:

Jurisdiction Clause in Employment Contract: Check your employment contract or any other relevant agreements you have with the company. Some employment contracts may have a specific jurisdiction clause that dictates where any disputes or legal actions must be filed. If there is such a clause, you will need to follow the specified jurisdiction.

Place of Employment: If there is no jurisdiction clause in your employment contract, the general rule is that you can file a case in the location where the company's principal office is situated or where you were primarily employed. In your case, since your company is registered in Gurgaon, you may be able to file a case in Gurgaon.

Labor Laws: If your case pertains to employment-related issues, such as labor disputes or non-payment of dues, you may also consider the labor laws and regulations of both Punjab and Haryana (where Gurgaon is located) to determine the appropriate jurisdiction.
Helpful
Helpful
Share

Post Your Matter Post Your Matter

Talk to a Lawyer Talk to a Lawyer

Ask a question Ask a question

Vidhi Samaadhaan Vidhi Samaadhaan

Read Related Answers

question iconNotice period buyout during probation
Dear Client, If there is no provision for a buyout of a fraction period of the total notice period in the policy of the Company, you cannot opt for it as a matter of right. Either you have to serve th...
question iconListed company registered office in residential premises.
Dear Client, The use of a residential building for commercial purposes is not permissible under the law unless the class or character of the building is converted by the competent authority i.e, Munic...
question iconBoss told me to resign
Dear Client, An employee who is being forced to tender a resignation that amounted to illegal retrenchment/termination, if you can prove the allegation with substantial evidence. Once you succeed in p...
question iconCommercial flate
Dear Client, Regardless of the character of the flat, commercial or residential, a common area maintenance(CAM) charge is payable by the owner of the flat to a Society or Association.
question iconResignation wihout notice period
Dear Client, A resignation without complying with the terms of employment i.e, service of notice period may liable an employee to face legal consequences for breach of terms of the contract. An employ...