Legal Notice For Dues Recovery

Legal Notice For Dues Recovery


Ref. No......... Dated [Date of the notice creation]

REGD.A.D.

LEGAL NOTICE

To,

[Name of the debtor]

Dear Sir,

Pursuant to the instructions from and on behalf of my client [name of the creditor], through its ___________, I do hereby serve you with the following Legal Notice: -

1- That my client is a [type of company] firm under the name and style of M/s [name of the creditor].

2- That my client is engaged in the business of [production/manufacture/supply/other nature of businesses] of the [product/service] etc.

3- That against your valid and confirmed order my client did your job work from time to time on credit basis as you have running credit account in the account books of my client operated in due course of business.

4- That my client-raised bills of each and every work performed for payment, although you have acknowledged the receipt of such bills raised by my client.

5- That inspite of acknowledging the liability of payment of principal balance of Rs. [principal balance]/- you have been miserably failed to make payment of the said amount due to my client from you deliberately with malafide intent, hence you are liable to pay the said principal balance amount of Rs. [principal balance]/- alongwith interest @ [interest rate]% p.a. from the date of due till actual realization of the said sum as is generally and customarily prevailing in the trade usages, which comes to Rs. [total amount]/-

6- That thus you are liable to pay the total amount of Rs. [total amount]/- to my above named client and my above named client is entitled to recover the same from you.

7- That my client requested you several times through telephonic message and by sending personal messenger to your office for release of the said outstanding payment, but you have always been dilly delaying the same on one pretext or the other and so far have not paid even a single paisa out of the said outstanding undisputed amount.

I, therefore, through this Notice finally call upon you to pay to my client Rs. [principal amount]/-. along with future interest @ [interest rate] % p.a. from the date of notice till actual realization of the said amount, together with notice fee of Rs. [notice fee]/- to my client either in cash or by demand draft or Cheque which ever mode suits you better, within clear 15 days from the date of receipt of this notice, failing which my client has given me clear instructions to file civil, criminal., suit for recovery and other Misc. proceedings against you in the competent court of law and in that event you shall be fully responsible for the same.

A copy of this Notice has been preserved in my office for record and future course of action.


([Signature of the advocate])

ADVOCATE

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