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Chinese app Club Factory may invoke force majeure to counter Indian firms

In June 2020, India banned several Chinese apps. Club Factory is citing that decision as a situation beyond its control

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BS Web Team New Delhi
Banned Chinese fashion and lifestyle e-commerce company Club Factory is planning to invoke force majeure to counter Indian companies and vendors that have approached courts to recover dues, according to an Economic Times report. 

Cyfuture and Aegis, BPO companies which provided customer-care support to Club Factory, have filed separate cases against the Chinese factory in the Delhi High Court to recover a combined Rs 5 crore. In June 2020, India had banned several Chinese apps. Club Factory is citing that decision as a situation beyond its control. 

Several other Indian firms and vendors are unable to find a representative or

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