Legal Notices

Professional drafting and dispatching of legal notices for civil disputes, recovery matters, cheque bounce cases, defamation, and more. Every notice is crafted by experienced advocates with proper legal citations.

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What's Included

Professional drafting by experienced advocates
Clear legal language with proper citations
Customized to your specific situation
Dispatched via Registered Post with AD
Digital copy for your records
Tracking of delivery status
Follow-up reply analysis if needed
Covers civil, criminal, and commercial matters

Legal Framework

Section 80 CPC - Notice to Government before filing suit
Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act - Cheque bounce notice
Transfer of Property Act - Notice for termination of tenancy
Indian Contract Act - Notice for breach of contract
Consumer Protection Act - Notice to deficient service provider
Specific Relief Act - Notice before specific performance suit

Transparent Pricing

Legal notice drafting starts from ₹3,000 depending on the complexity and type of matter. This includes drafting, one round of revisions, and dispatch charges. Reply notices and complex commercial matters may have different pricing.

Urgent notices (same-day drafting) attract additional charges. Multiple notices to same party may have discounts.

How It Works

Our Process

Consultation

Discuss your matter and provide relevant documents and facts.

Drafting

Our advocate drafts the notice with proper legal provisions.

Review

You review and approve the notice before dispatch.

Dispatch

We send via Registered Post AD and provide tracking details.

FAQs

Common Questions

Legal notices are commonly sent for: cheque bounce cases (mandatory under Section 138 NI Act), recovery of money, breach of contract, property disputes, defamation, consumer complaints, termination of agreements, and as a mandatory pre-condition before filing suits against government.

For suits against the government, notice under Section 80 CPC is mandatory. For cheque bounce cases under Section 138 NI Act, notice is mandatory. For other civil matters, while not always mandatory, it is advisable as it often leads to settlement and is viewed favorably by courts.

The recipient typically has 15-30 days to respond (depending on the notice type). If they respond positively, the matter may be settled. If they send a reply denying liability, we can analyze it. If they don't respond, you have grounds to proceed with legal action.

While you can technically send a notice yourself, a notice from an advocate's office carries more weight and credibility. Moreover, improper drafting or missing legal provisions can weaken your case if it goes to court. Professional drafting ensures proper language and citations.

We send notices via Registered Post with Acknowledgment Due (RPAD). This provides proof of dispatch and delivery. You receive the postal receipt and tracking number. The acknowledgment card is evidence that the notice was delivered.

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