Cause Of Action Arises From Clear Refusal To Perform Contractual Obligations, Not Mere Non-Performance: Calcutta High Court

The Calcutta High Court has ruled that a "cause of action arises from a clear refusal to perform contractual obligations, not mere non-performance." The court’s decision provides much-needed clarity on the matter. The ruling reinforces the principle that a party cannot approach a court unless the other party has clearly and unequivocally refused to perform its contractual obligations.