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Any aggrieved party may send a legal notice through a lawyer stating that legal action shall be taken if there is no response to the said legal notice
The legal notice is a formal communication to a person or entity informing him that you intend to undertake legal proceedings against him/her. It is a step taken before filing a suit, and is mea...
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caHow is the procedure to give a legal notice? Who can give to whom?
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caAny aggrieved party may send a legal notice through a lawyer stating that legal action shall be taken if there is no response to the said legal notice
The legal notice is a formal communication to a person or entity informing him that you intend to undertake legal proceedings against him/her. It is a step taken before filing a suit, and is meant to warn the other party that legal action may be taken against him/her if he/she fails to comply with some specified condition.
Most common cases where I have engaged with my clients in sending legal notices is in case of Property disputes, Dishonour of Cheque, Family disputes pertaining to asset distributions, Husband / Wife conflicts as a warning before taking legal action against the spouse, Consumer complaints, and cases where salary/wage commitments are not met.
engaging a qualified lawyer helps in drafting the legal notice. Extreme care is taken about the choice of words and language used and measures of caution about not admitting any fact which you may later be denied in a court of law. Once the legal notice is dispatched then you cannot make any changes in that and later on also you cannot make any contradictory statement from what you have already stated in a legal notice. The Notice is sent on a plain paper or on the letterhead of the lawyer.
Not "Get your Wazzeer" to have a qualified professional handle this matter for you.
over 3 years ago
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How is the procedure to give a legal notice? Who can give to whom?
-
W Network
caAny aggrieved party may send a legal notice through a lawyer stating that legal action shall be taken if there is no response to the said legal notice
The legal notice is a formal communication to a person or entity informing him that you intend to undertake legal proceedings against him/her. It is a step taken before filing a suit, and is meant to warn the other party that legal action may be taken against him/her if he/she fails to comply with some specified condition.
Most common cases where I have engaged with my clients in sending legal notices is in case of Property disputes, Dishonour of Cheque, Family disputes pertaining to asset distributions, Husband / Wife conflicts as a warning before taking legal action against the spouse, Consumer complaints, and cases where salary/wage commitments are not met.
engaging a qualified lawyer helps in drafting the legal notice. Extreme care is taken about the choice of words and language used and measures of caution about not admitting any fact which you may later be denied in a court of law. Once the legal notice is dispatched then you cannot make any changes in that and later on also you cannot make any contradictory statement from what you have already stated in a legal notice. The Notice is sent on a plain paper or on the letterhead of the lawyer.
Not "Get your Wazzeer" to have a qualified professional handle this matter for you.
over 3 years ago
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