MSMED Act, 2006 · Sections 15, 16 & 18

Your buyer is late. The law is on your side.

MSME Vasooli Kit turns your invoice facts into a filing-ready delayed-payment claim for the Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council — with the interest computed exactly the way the statute requires.

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Everything the claim file needs

Deterministic templates and arithmetic. Nothing is generated by an AI model — the same inputs always produce the same documents.

Section 16 interest calculator

Compound interest with monthly rests at three times the RBI bank rate, across rate changes, with a period-wise breakdown you can attach to the claim.

Case-file checklist

Registration proof, invoices, delivery evidence, correspondence, bank records and the filing bundle — each with a note on why the council looks for it.

Statutory timeline

Day 0 to the award: acceptance, the 45-day outer limit under Section 15, the appointed day, notice, conciliation and arbitration under Section 18.

Statement of claim

A structured claim petition with your particulars, the buyer's particulars, invoice facts and the computed principal, interest and total.

Affidavit of verification

A verification affidavit matched to the statement of claim, ready for notarisation.

Statutory demand notice

A pre-filing demand notice on your letterhead, with the authorisation letter when a representative signs.

45 daysOuter limit for payment under Section 15
3×RBI bank rate, compounded monthly under Section 16
90 daysCouncil's target to conclude proceedings under Section 18

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Built by a practising chartered accountant

Every template follows the drafting conventions councils actually accept, and the interest working is laid out period by period so it can be checked line by line.