1. Vide this judgment, I shall decide the summary suit under Order XXXVII CPC for recovery of Rs. 2,04,643/ alongwith interest @ 24% per annum alongwith future and pendente lite interest till actual realization, awarding damages in the shape of compensation, award cost of the suit and litigation charges including Advocate's fees and any other order which the Court may deem fit and proper in the facts and circumstances of the case. 2. The case of the Plaintiff as is discernible from the pleadings and the documents filed with the Plaint are, that the Plaintiff is a distributor of Plastic Granules and currently working for gain through his Proprietorship firm having office at K 159, Sector 3, Bawana Industrial Area, Delhi 110039. The Proprietorship Firm of Plaintiff is registered with Government of India under MSME vide Registration No. UDYAMDL06 0011897. The Defendant is a Manufacturer of Plastic Products having production facilities at Bawana Industrial Area and Office at Prem Nagar, Delhi. In December, 2021 Defendant approached the Plaintiff to place order for the supply of Plastic Granules to the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff after going through the Credentials and Market reputation of the Defendant agreed to supply Plastic Granules to the Defendant. It was mutually agreed between both the parties that the Defendant would telephonically place an order during office hours to the Plaintiff for supply of Plastic Granuels and the Plaintiff would supply the Plastic Granules to the Defendant at 15 days credit. The Plaintiff had maintained a Defendant's Ledger Account for the Financial Year, 202122 and 202223 against the supplies made to the Defendant by the CS SCJ No. 1015/23 Neeraj Gupta Vs. Geeta Devi Page 2 of 5 Plaintiff. In the Financial Year 202223, the Defendant failed to make payment towards various invoices. The Plaintiff followed up for the outstanding payment with the Defendant telephonically as well as during physical meetings but the Defendant only gave assurances that the payment towards the said invoices shall be released shortly. There are arrears against various invoices starting from 17/01/2022 which the Defendant had not paid despite Plaintiff's repeated requests and reminders. Against all the deliveries made to the Defendant, the Plaintiff had raised various invoices to the Defendant and the Defendant had acknowledged the goods and the invoices. That the total amount of the supplies made by the Plaintiff to the Defendant in the Financial Year, 202122 is of Rs. 8,39,643/ and out of that, the Defendant had made a payment of Rs. 6,35,000/ and the balance pending dues of Rs. 2,04,643/ is not paid to Plaintiff. Thereafter, on 04/08/2023, the Demand Notice was issued by the Plaintiff to the Defendant vide Indian Post, which was returned with the remark Item Returned Insufficient Address. Eventually, the Plaintiff has been constrained to file the present suit. 3. Summons of the suit under Order XXXVII CPC in Form No. 4 in Appendix 'B' were sent to Defendant and the same were served upon him on 19/10/2023. 4. The Defendant did not put its appearance as per Order XXXVII rule 3 (1) within 10 days of receiving of summons or thereafter till date. CS SCJ No. 1015/23 Neeraj Gupta Vs. Geeta Devi Page 3 of 5 5. In view of the provision of Order XXXVII rule 2 (3) CPC, it is deemed that the Defendant has admitted the case of Plaintiff and in the considered opinion of this Court, the Plaintiff is entitled to decree as per law. 6. The suit of the Plaintiff is based on invoices raised by the P