Summary
To determine if an account is commercial, consider the nature of transactions, purpose, ownership, and documentation. For running accounts, look at continuous transactions, mutual open accounts, balance carry forward, and no settled balance. Case laws like M.S.A. (P) Ltd. V. Smt. S. Lakshmi and Hindustan Steel Ltd. V. Dilip Construction Co. Provide guidance. Stages of filing a tender include notification, download/collection, preparation, submission, opening, evaluation, and award. In tenders, the security deposit is paid by the bidder, and a performance security deposit ensures contract fulfillment.Full Conversation
what are the essentials to determine whether an account is a running account in commercial cases
To determine whether an account is a running account in commercial cases, the following essentials are considered:
- **Continuous Transactions**: Regular debits and credits over time.
- **Mutual Open Account**: Both parties maintain the account.
- **Balance Carry Forward**: Balance is carried over from one period to the next.
- **No Settled Balance**: Account is not settled after each transaction but periodically.
Could you provide more details about your specific concern regarding running accounts?
case laws in which the accounts considered as non running account by the court
Here are some case laws where accounts were considered as non-running accounts by the courts:
- **M.S.A. (P) Ltd. v. Smt. S. Lakshmi (*)**: The court held an account as non-running due to the absence of continuous transactions.
- **Hindustan Steel Ltd. v. Dilip Construction Co. (*)**: The court emphasized the importance of settled balances to distinguish non-running accounts.
Could you specify if you are dealing with a commercial dispute or another type of legal issue?
what are the stages of filing tender
To file a tender, the stages typically include:
*. **Notification**: Announcement of tender by the inviting authority.
*. **Download/Collection**: Obtain tender documents.
*. **Preparation**: Complete all required documentation and submissions.
*. **Submission**: Submit the tender documents before the deadline.
*. **Opening**: Tenders are opened and evaluated.
*. **Evaluation**: Technical and financial bids are assessed.
*. **Award**: Contract is awarded to the successful bidder.
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Could you please specify which stage you need more details on after the tender is awarded? This will help me provide you with precise information.
who pays security deposit
In the context of a lease or rental agreement in Delhi, the security deposit is typically paid by the tenant to the landlord.
To provide more specific guidance, could you please clarify whether your query is related to rental agreements, tender processes, or another context?
who pays the security deposit in case of a tender
In the context of a tender, the security deposit, also known as an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), is generally paid by the bidder submitting the tender. This deposit serves as a guarantee of the bidder's commitment and is usually refunded if the bidder is not selected.
Do you need information on the refund process or any other specific detail regarding the security deposit in tenders?
what is performance security deposit in case of tender
A performance security deposit in the case of a tender is a guarantee provided by the successful bidder to ensure the fulfillment of the contract. Key points include:
- **Purpose**: Ensures completion of the project as per the terms.
- **Amount**: Usually a percentage of the contract value.
- **Refund**: Returned upon successful contract completion.
Do you need information on the specific percentage or conditions for refund?
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