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Breach of contract remedies in India explained: compensation under Section 73, liquidated damages under Section 74, rescission, specific performance after the 2018 amendment, the three-year limitation period, and rulings from Kailash Nath (2015) to Thyssen Krupp and Annamalai (2025).
A step-by-step guide to commercial suit procedure in India: commercial dispute test, ₹3 lakh threshold, mediation, verified plaint, 120-day written statement, case management, summary judgment and judgment timelines.
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