Paid an Advance and the Work Never Happened? Get It Back, Formally.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I hire someone else and claim the difference?
Often, yes. The extra cost of a replacement vendor can be claimed as damages, as long as it's a genuine, reasonable cost, not an inflated one.
What if I only have a WhatsApp confirmation, no signed agreement?
Still enough to act on. Chats, receipts and payment records are accepted as evidence. A signed booking form or work order makes the claim stronger and can open a faster court route.
Am I entitled to a full refund, or just to file a complaint?
A full refund. They can't keep money for work that was never done. You may also be able to claim reasonable extra costs the delay caused you, under Section 73 of the Indian Contract Act, though that needs to be a real, foreseeable loss, not a rough estimate.
Is an AI-drafted notice legally valid?
Yes. Every AI-drafted notice is reviewed and stamped by a registered advocate before it goes out. It carries the same legal weight as a notice drafted the traditional way.
How long do I have to claim it back?
Three years, under the Limitation Act, 1963. The clock generally starts from when the work was due and wasn't delivered, or from when they refused to refund, not automatically from the day you paid.
What if they say the delay wasn't their fault?
Then it's likely a civil dispute about performance, not a refusal. The notice still works, since it formally demands they finish or refund by a set deadline.
Can I take this to consumer court instead?
Often, yes, if the vendor is a business and you paid for personal use rather than resale. Most disputes at this scale go to the District Consumer Commission.













