By Ravi Kumar | Modlingua

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Many freelancers — including translators, interpreters, and educators — are often misled by clients or agencies due to the absence of a written contract. There is a widespread misconception that if no formal agreement exists, legal recovery of payments becomes impossible.

However, under the Indian Contract Act of 1872, even verbal or implied contracts hold legal value. Once a service relationship is established — whether written or not — certain responsibilities and liabilities are automatically triggered for both parties involved.

This video by Ravi Kumar of Modlingua explains how freelancers can protect themselves, understand their rights, and initiate the right steps for recovering their dues without needing a signed contract.

📽️ Watch now and empower yourself with the legal understanding to safeguard your freelance work.

Keywords: contract recovery, freelance translator rights, Indian Contract Act 1872, verbal agreements, non-written contracts, legal rights for freelancers, translation business, Modlingua legal tips