DIC India Institutes Commercial Suit Against Star Plastics for Recovery of ₹60.62 Lakhs
DIC India Limited has filed a commercial suit against Star Plastics for recovery of ₹60,62,333 due to non-payment of a settlement amount. The company had agreed to a settlement of ₹56,94,833, but only received ₹2,50,000, prompting the legal action.
The litigation involves a significant sum and indicates a breakdown in a prior settlement, which could potentially impact the company's financial recovery and ongoing business relationships.
The company has had to initiate legal proceedings due to a counterparty's failure to meet settlement obligations, indicating a negative development in dispute resolution.
DIC India Limited has filed a commercial suit against Star Plastics before the District Courts, New Delhi, seeking the recovery of ₹60,62,333. This action follows Star Plastics' failure to make the balance payment after agreeing to settle disputes for a sum of ₹56,94,833 (after adjusting ad hoc payments of ₹10,00,000). The company had previously received only ₹2,50,000 out of the agreed settlement amount, leading to the institution of this suit for the remaining dues, including penalty and interest.
This development is in furtherance to the company's earlier disclosure on May 6, 2025, concerning mediation proceedings before the Delhi High Court Mediation and Conciliation Centre and the Indian Council of Arbitration (ICA). The arbitration proceedings before ICA were closed subsequent to the settlement agreement. The current suit addresses the breach of obligations by Star Plastics in fulfilling the settlement terms.
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