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What Happens If You Breach a Contract in India?

 What Happens If You Breach a Contract in India? 🤝💥 Or Is It Just ‘Oops, My Bad’ in Legal Language?" 😅📜

Clients often ask:
"Sir, we signed the contract… but now things have changed. What’s the worst that can happen if we don’t follow through?" 🙈

Well… it’s not just about saying sorry and walking away. It’s about damages, lawsuits, and some courtroom drama! 🎭⚖️

👉 Breach of Contract = Legal Trouble You Didn’t Budget For!

🔹 What is Breach of Contract?
➡️ It means breaking a legally binding promise – either by not doing what was agreed, doing it late, or doing it wrong. ⛔🕐
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🔹 Types of Breach:
✔️ Actual Breach – Direct failure to perform the contract 📆
✔️ Anticipatory Breach – Declaring in advance that you won’t perform it 🙅
#TypesOfContractBreach #IndianContractLaw #LegalFailure

🔹 Consequences:
➡️ The other party can claim damages (aka money 💸💸)
➡️ File a civil suit under the Indian Contract Act, 1872
➡️ Even claim specific performance, i.e., force you to complete your promise 💼
➡️ In some cases – it might trigger criminal proceedings too! 😱
#LegalConsequences #BreachDamages #ContractLawIndia

✨ Pro Tip:
Don’t assume “it’s just business” – a simple breach can turn into months of litigation, loss of reputation, and financial penalties. 📉⚖️

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💬 Broken promises can break your business too!
Let LEXIS AND COMPANY help you protect, enforce, and resolve contract disputes like a pro. 💼✅

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