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What is a legal notice? As per the provisions of law, a legal notice is a document which serves as a final and unequivocal reflection of an individual’s decision to file a complaint or petition against the person to whom a legal notice is served. Why do you need to send a legal notice? A court of law serves as a redressal mechanism for any individual who aims to resolve a legal dispute. However, even before individual approaches the court, disputes can be resolved by sending a legal notice which serves as a final warning and a clear intimation of one’s intentions to initiate a court proceeding. A legal notice, therefore, serves as an opportunity for the respondent to take actions to resolve the dispute before a petition is moved to the court.
A lawyer can guide you best as to how and when to send a notice. It is important to discuss your case with an attorney before proceeding to file a notice. Also, the legal notice should be sent on a lawyers legal letterhead, thus making it very important to consult a lawyer for the same.
Legal notice with respect to your legal dispute and actions intended to be taken will be then drafted by the lawyer. Once the initial draft is ready, it is usually shared with the client to get approvals before actually sending it forth.
Once the drafted legal notice is approved, the lawyer will finalize the notice and send it forth to the defaulter on his legal letterhead thus making it admissible in any court of Law.
From the date of receipt of the notice to the other party, we need to wait for 15 days for the reply. Post 15 days if there is no reply on the notice, we can proceed with the further litigation against the other party.
The procedure of issuance of the legal notice will take 7-8 days. *Any additional work required by the advocate before/after making the notice shall be charged to the client.
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