Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise

MSMEs are businesses classified by size, revenue, and employees, contributing significantly to employment and economic growth.

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Commercial & Contractual Disputes

MSMEs frequently face disputes arising from breaches of contract, delayed payments, or failed business commitments. Our Commercial & Contractual Dispute services provide focused legal intervention to resolve such conflicts swiftly—through negotiation, arbitration, or litigation. We ensure your contractual rights are enforced, losses are mitigated, and business continuity is preserved with minimal disruption

What is Micro, Small & Medium

Micro

Investment

Upto 1 crore

Turnover

Upto 5 crore

Small

Investment

Upto 10 crore

Turnover

Upto 50 crore

Medium

Investment

Upto 50 crore

Turnover

Upto 250 crore

Micro, Small & Medium

Micro

Investment
1 crore +

Turnover
5 crore +

Small

Investment
10 crore +

Turnover
50 crore +

Medium

Investment
50 crore +

Turnover
250 crore +

Advantages

Advantages
of MSME
Enforceability of contractual rights
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Faster resolution of payment and performance disputes
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Avoidance of prolonged litigation
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Protection of commercial reputation
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Recovery of damages and dues
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Access to alternate dispute resolution (ADR)
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Experienced legal representation
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Cost-effective dispute handling
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Step by Step

Contract review and dispute assessment

Identification of breaches and liabilities

Issuance of legal notice or demand

Initiation of negotiation or mediation

Step Flow

Filing of arbitration or civil proceedings

Representation before courts/tribunals

Settlement or adjudication of claims

Execution of decree or award

Step By Step

All directors and subscribers must obtain DSC for digitally signing incorporation documents electronically.
Directors must secure a DIN from the MCA to be legally recognized as company directors.
Apply for name approval through SPICe+ (MCA portal), ensuring it aligns with business objectives and is not already registered.
Submit key documents including Memorandum of Association (MoA), Articles of Association (AoA), SPICe+ Form, and declarations by directors.
Upon MCA approval, the company receives a Certificate of Incorporation, including PAN & TAN registration.
Open a corporate bank account, register with SEBI (if applicable), comply with ROC filings, GST, and taxation requirements, and issue shares as per regulations.