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Final Order 10 · 05 Dec 2025 · CNR DLNT010053392024
Order Details: COPY OF JUDGMENT Pdf Text: CS (COMM) No.: 225/24 Neeraj Mohan Vs Rajender Kumar Page No. 1of 7 IN THE COURT OF SH. JAGDISH KUMAR: DISTRICT JUDGE (COMMERCIAL COURT-01) NORTH DISTRICT: ROHINI COURTS: DELHI CS (Comm) No.: 225/24 CNR No. DLNT010053392024 NEERAJ MOHAN Proprietor of M/S Amrit Traders O/N: 266, Sector -1 DSIIDC Bawana Industrial Area, Delhi 110039 ….Plaintiff Versus RAJENDER KUMAR Prop of M/S V.R Paper Product Khasra No. 154/888, Ground Floor Village Puth Khurd, Bawana Delhi- 110039 Phone No.: 8860717238/ 9640432040 Also at: House No. 10/A, Ishwar Colony Phase 2, Bawana, New Delhi -110039 …. Defendant Date of Institution : 19.04.2024 Date on which arguments were concluded : 05.12.2025 Date of pronouncement of order : 05.12.2025 -- 1 of 7 -- CS (COMM) No.: 225/24 Neeraj Mohan Vs Rajender Kumar Page No. 2of 7 JUDGMENT 1. Facts of the case are that present ordinary suit for recovery of Rs. 6,97,144/- with pendent-lite and future interest and cost, has been filed by the plaintiff against the defendant. 2. The plaintiff is carrying on the business of manufacturing of all kinds of corrugated paper roll items in Delhi. And duly registered with the GST department vide GST record no. 07AAYPM9755E1ZX under the name and style of “ M/S Amrit Traders”. The defendant is running the firm under the name and style of “ M/S V.R Paper Product” under the proprietorship of defendant Rajender Kumar. The defendant approached the plaintiff in the month of December, 2021 for purchase of goods. The defendant placed orders with plaintiff from 2021 for an amount of Rs. 22,15,372/-. The plaintiff has delivered the orders against the invoices. The plaintiff used to maintain a running account in the ordinary course for the transactions with defendant. And as per the ledger of plaintiff, an amount of Rs.5,76,152/- is still outstanding against the defendant, because the defendant had paid only Rs. 16,39,220/-. Thereafter, plaintiff sent legal cum demand notice dated 08.01.2024 to defendant but defendant didn’t reply. Thereafter, the plaintiff filed pre-institution mediation application on -- 2 of 7 -- CS (COMM) No.: 225/24 Neeraj Mohan Vs Rajender Kumar Page No. 3of 7 08.02.2024 before District Legal Aid Services Authority North District Rohini. But the mediation was not successful and hence non-starter report was issued by the District Legal Aid Services Authority North District Rohini on 27.03.2024. 3. After filing of the suit, summons of the suit were issued to the defendant. Summons issued to the defendant received back with the report ‘refused’ as per the report dated 06.05.2024. But none has appeared on behalf of defendant nor any written statement has been filed. Hence, defendant was proceeded against ex-parte on 13.08.2024. The following notional issues were framed as under: I. Whether plaintiff is entitled to decree in the sum of Rs. 6,97,144/- as prayed for? …OPP II. Whether plaintiff is entitled to interest? If yes, at what rate and for what period? …OPP III. Relief. 4. In order to prove the case, the plaintiff examined himself as PW1. The PW 1 has reiterated in his evidence the contents of the plaint, filed through affidavit Ex. PW1/A. The PW 1 has relied upon following documents: - i. Ex. PW 1/1 is statement of account. ii. Ex.PW1/2 is the Invoice no. 722. iii. Ex.PW 1/3 is the Invoice no. 734. iv. Ex.PW 1/4 is the Invoice no. 747. -- 3 of 7 -- CS (COMM) No.: 225/24 Neeraj Mohan Vs Rajender Kumar Page No. 4of 7 v. Ex.PW 1/5 is the Invoice no. 770. vi. Ex.PW 1/6 is the Invoice no. 788. vii. Ex.PW 1/7 is the Invoice no. 810. viii. Ex.PW 1/8 is the Invoice no. 822. ix. Ex.PW 1/9 is the Invoice no. 847. x. Ex.PW 1/10 is the Invoice no. 856. xi. Ex.PW 1/11 is the Invoice no. 868. xii. Ex.PW 1/12 is the Invoice no. 875. xiii. Ex.PW 1/13 is the Invoice no. 881. xiv. Ex.PW 1/14 is the Invoice no. 895. xv. Ex.PW 1/15 is the Invoice no. 904. xvi. Ex.PW 1/16 is the Invoice no. 914. xvii. Ex.PW 1/17 is the Invoice no. 926. xviii. Ex.PW 1/18 is the Invoice no. 940. xix. Ex.PW 1/19 is the Invoice no. 950. xx. Ex.PW 1/20 is the Invoice no. 954. xxi. Ex.PW 1/21 is the Invoice no. 960. xxii. Ex.PW 1/22 is the Invoice no. 964. xxiii. Ex.PW 1/23 is the Invoice no. 286. xxiv. Ex.PW 1/24 is the Invoice no. 390. xxv. Ex.PW 1/25 is the Invoice no. 417. xxvi. Ex.PW 1/26 is the Invoice no. 447. xxvii. Ex.PW 1/27 is the Invoice no. 488. xxviii. Ex.PW 1/28 is the copy of legal demand notice. xxix. Ex.PW 1/29 is the postal receipt no. ED030082895IN. xxx. Ex.PW 1/30 is the postal receipt no. ED030083012IN. -- 4 of 7 -- CS (COMM) No.: 225/24 Neeraj Mohan Vs Rajender Kumar Page No. 5of 7 xxxi. Ex.PW 1/31 are postal tracking report of EDO30082895IN. xxxii. Ex.PW 1/32 is postal 0313 tracking report of ED030082895IN. xxxiii. Ex.PW 1/33 is certificate in the form of affidavit u/s 65 B of the Indian Evidence Act. xxxiv. Ex.PW 1/34 is Non-Starter Report certificate. 5. In order to prove its case, the plaintiff examined another witness PW2, namely, Mr. Manish, Senior Assistant, Posted at Department of Trade & Taxes, Board-63, Office at ITO, Vypar Bhawan, Delhi. The PW 2 has relied upon following documents: - i Ex. PW2/A (colly) is the Certified copy of record pertaining to GSTR-2B-Auto Drafted ITC statement for the financial year 2022-2923 and for the year 2023-2024 of the GST no. 07BKPPK2885P1Z6 and the legal trade name of the defendant is V.R Paper products. ii Ex. PW 2/B is the certificate u/s 65 B of Indian Evidence Act. 6. I have heard the arguments of Ld Counsel of plaintiff in ex-parte and considered the arguments. I also perused the record. The plaintiff as PW 1 himself has proved the statement of account Ex. PW 1/1. The plaintiff / PW 1 has also placed on -- 5 of 7 -- CS (COMM) No.: 225/24 Neeraj Mohan Vs Rajender Kumar Page No. 6of 7 record the invoices Ex. PW 1/2 to Ex. PW 1/27. The plaintiff/PW 1 has also placed on record Ex.PW 1/29, Ex. PW 1/30 & Ex. PW 1/31 vide which, legal notice Ex. PW 1/28 was sent to the defendant. Document Ex. PW 1/33 is certificate in the form of affidavit U/s 65 B of the Indian Evidence Act, to prove the genuineness of electronic evidence. The document Ex. PW 1/34 is the original Non-Starter Report of the mediation. 7. The plaintiff has also examined another witness PW 2 Mr. Manish, Senior Assistant, Posted at Department of Trade & Taxes, Board-63, Office at ITO, Vypar Bhawan, Delhi who has proved the Certified copy of record pertaining to GSTR-2B-Auto Drafted ITC statement for the financial year 2022-2923 and for the year 2023-2024 of the GST no. 07BKPPK2885P1Z6 and the legal trade name of the defendant is V.R Paper products as Ex. PW 2/A. PW 2 has also placed on record Ex. PW 2/B is the certificate u/s 65 B of Indian Evidence Act in corroboration of Ex. PW 2/2. 8. In view of the evidence brought on record by the plaintiff, it is held that plaintiff has successfully proved that defendant had not paid the outstanding amount of Rs.5,76,152/- to the plaintiff. Though it is mentioned in the invoices that interest rate @ 18% shall be charged, if the payment was not made by the defendant within the stipulated time but it on higher -- 6 of 7 -- CS (COMM) No.: 225/24 Neeraj Mohan Vs Rajender Kumar Page No. 7of 7 side. However, considering the prevailing interest rate being paid by the Nationalized Bank, this Court is awarding interest @ 9% per annum in favour of the plaintiff from the date of last payment of goods received from defendant i.e. 21.10.2023. The suit of the plaintiff is decreed accordingly for a sum of Rs.5,76,152/- with @ 9% per annum interest from 21.10.2023 till realization of decretal amount. Suit is decreed with cost. Decree be prepared and file be consigned to record room after necessary compliance. Announced in open court on 5th day of December, 2025 (Jagdish Kumar) District Judge-Commercial Court-01 North District, Rohini Court, Delhi. -- 7 of 7 --
