What should a business do if a buyer does not pay?

Contracts & Business Law

The seller should verify that payment is due, preserve the contract, invoices, delivery and acceptance evidence, issue any required notice and review the dispute-resolution clause before pursuing recovery.

Possible routes include negotiation, a payment arrangement, formal demand, arbitration where agreed, or an appropriate civil claim. Contractual claims are civil matters under Nepal's Civil Procedure framework.[5]

Sources

  1. Nepal Law Commission, **National Civil Procedure Code, 2074**, contractual and quasi-contractual claims as civil matters. View source
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