A contract dispute arises when one or more parties to a legally binding agreement fail to fulfill their contractual obligations or disagree about the terms, performance, or interpretation of the contract. These disputes are governed by the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and can involve business agreements, employment contracts, service contracts, and various commercial arrangements.
At Metis Law Chamber, we have successfully resolved over 175 contract disputes worth more than ₹75 crores across Punjab. Our experienced commercial litigation lawyers specialize in all aspects of contract law, from simple breach of contract cases to complex multi-party commercial disputes involving substantial business interests.
Common Types of Contract Disputes:
- Breach of Contract: One party fails to perform contractual obligations
- Non-Performance: Complete failure to deliver goods or services
- Delayed Performance: Late delivery or performance beyond agreed timeline
- Defective Performance: Substandard quality or incomplete work
- Payment Disputes: Non-payment or delayed payment issues
- Contract Interpretation: Disagreement over contract terms and clauses