Software Development Contract Dispute Between an Xiamen Software Company and a Client
Case Summary
Plaintiff Xiamen [Software Company Name], a software technology company, and Defendant Fujian [Manufacturing Company Name], a manufacturing enterprise, entered into a "Custom Software Development Contract." The agreement stipulated that Plaintiff would develop a production management system for Defendant at a total contract price of 120 million RMB, payable in three installments. The final payment of 36 million RMB was due upon successful system acceptance. Plaintiff completed the system development, deployment, and launch according to the requirements document mutually confirmed by both parties. After 3 months of testing and usage, Defendant refused acceptance and withheld the final payment of 36 million RMB, citing functional discrepancies and system bugs. Plaintiff filed suit, requesting the Defendant to pay the outstanding development fees and liquidated damages.
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The court ruled that the Defendant shall pay the Plaintiff the remaining software development fees of 36 ten thousand yuan, plus overdue payment liquidated damages calculated at a rate of 0.03% per day on the principal amount of 36 ten thousand yuan from the due date until the date of actual payment; and the Defendant shall bear all litigation costs in this case.
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