Patient Defaulting payment
1 month ago
Patient has taken 2 session treatment package a d discount has been given on that. He did one session and paid more than half amount but now doesn't want to do next session and doesn't want to pay either. Can we go legally with him to get the remaining payment which was been discounted? He has also signed his bill for the treatment stating that he will pay the remaining amount on particular date.
A.Dear client, You can initiate criminal proceedings against the defaulter under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. You can either file a case of criminal breach of trust or cheating.
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A.Dear Client,
A trade discount was allowed on the treatment package when the patient agreed with the condition of taking both sessions of treatment. So, in breach of said condition, the patient cannot claim a discount on the remaining bill of treatment especially when the patient signed the bill stating that he would pay the outstanding amount of the bill at later date.
A trade discount was allowed on the treatment package when the patient agreed with the condition of taking both sessions of treatment. So, in breach of said condition, the patient cannot claim a discount on the remaining bill of treatment especially when the patient signed the bill stating that he would pay the outstanding amount of the bill at later date.
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