Disputes on non-fulfillment of contractual obligations

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Disputes on non-fulfillment of contractual obligations

In legal practice, breach of contractual obligations by one of the parties is a common phenomenon. Disputable legal relations may arise from any civil law contracts.

On the violation of contractual obligations we are talking about when one of the parties either does not fulfill completely, or fulfills improperly, not in full the obligations undertaken.

This may concern:

• quality or scope of work/services;
• terms of fulfillment of obligations;
• settlement procedure, etc.

In most cases, to resolve disputes arising from contractual legal relations, it is necessary to involve lawyers. Please contact Legal Solutions Law Firm for assistance.

Our highly qualified specialists know all the subtleties of civil, commercial legislation, have many years of experience in working with contracts and will help to understand all the intricacies of the situation, and as a consequence, to protect the interests of the client, to restore the violated rights.

Legal consequences

Inadequate fulfillment or non-fulfillment of assumed obligations by one of the parties to the contract entails:

• violation of the terms of fulfillment of contractual obligations;
• unilateral refusal;
• early termination of the contract;
• change of contractual terms and conditions;
• recovery of penalties;
• compensation for damages (moral and material).

Pre-trial settlement of the dispute

Applying to Legal Solutions, you receive professional assistance from leading experts in the field of civil and commercial law.

We provide a full range of services to individuals and legal entities of all organizational and legal forms. Before going to court, it is necessary to take measures for pre-trial settlement of the dispute under the contract. To do this, our experts:

1. Conduct a legal analysis of the situation.
2. Examine the contract.
3. Prepare documents confirming non-fulfillment of contractual obligations by the counterparty.
4. Negotiate with the counterparty.
5. Draw up and send a written claim.

Current legislation does not provide for the exact form of a written claim. In this document it is necessarily necessary to outline the circumstances of the disputed situation, arguments supporting the position of the party sending the claim.

Also, the claim specifies the juices, during which all deficiencies must be eliminated, and the contractual obligations are properly fulfilled. Otherwise, if the claim is left without consideration or the result of its consideration does not satisfy the requirements of the applicant, the dispute is considered in court.

Representation of interests in court

Lawyers of our company provide comprehensive services on representation of interests of a party (plaintiff or defendant) in court on disputes arising from contractual legal relations.

Within the framework of court proceedings we provide the following services:

• legal consultations;
• preparation of documents justifying the plaintiff's position;
• drafting of a statement of claim;
• preparation of objections, petitions and other procedural documents;
• participation in court hearings;
• calculation of penalties, fines, penalties for failure to fulfill obligations under the contract;
• recovery of damages;
• appealing court decisions;
• sending a statement of security for a claim;
• legal support at the stage of enforcement proceedings.

Much depends on the content of the contract. It must necessarily be drawn up in accordance with the requirements of current legislation. 

We advise you to contact the specialists of our company, who will prepare a draft of any economic or civil law contract, as well as provide legal support for the procedure of its conclusion.

It is difficult to resolve disputes related to non-fulfillment of obligations by the parties without the assistance of lawyers. Legal Solutions lawyers help you protect your rights and legitimate interests.

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