Debt Recovery Lawyer in Prashant Vihar, Delhi

Our advocates first examine your supporting documents—invoices, bank statements, cheque return memos, purchase orders, and communications. Within 24-48 hours, we issue a formal Statutory Legal Demand Notice under senior advocate seal. This establishes a strict 15-day deadline. If the debtor remains non-compliant, we immediately file an Order 37 Summary Suit or Sec 138 criminal complaint at the nearby Rohini District Court complex.

Prashant Vihar falls directly under the jurisdiction of the Rohini District Courts Complex (North and North-West District Courts of Delhi) located right across Sector 14 Rohini. Section 138 NI Act cheque bounce complaints, Summary Suits under Order 37 CPC, and Commercial Court litigations are adjudicated here. For disputes exceeding ₹2 Crores, proceedings can also be instituted directly in the Commercial Division of the Delhi High Court.

In an ordinary civil suit, a debtor can delay proceedings for years by filing repeated adjournments. In contrast, under Order 37 of the CPC, the debtor has no automatic right to defend. The debtor must enter an appearance within 10 days of receiving summons and satisfy the Rohini Court judge that they have a genuine triable defense. If they fail, the creditor is granted an immediate money decree with interest.

Yes. Under Section 16 of the MSMED Act 2006, buyers must clear payments within 45 days. If delayed, they are legally liable to pay compound interest with monthly rests at 3 times the RBI notified bank rate (~19.5% p.a.). Our team files the application before the Delhi State MSME Facilitation Council, securing rapid conciliation and binding arbitral awards.

To initiate recovery, you should provide: (1) Copy of unpaid invoices and purchase orders, (2) Proof of goods/services delivery (e-way bills, transport bilty, delivery challans), (3) Certified statement of accounts / ledger, (4) In case of cheque bounce, original cheque and bank return memo, and (5) Email or WhatsApp correspondence acknowledging the debt. You can submit soft copies directly to our advocates for instant assessment.