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At Legal Opinion India, we understand the importance of precise and effective legal communication. Our legal notice services are designed to address various legal issues, providing you with a professional and tailored approach. Whether you need to initiate legal proceedings or respond to a notice received, our team of experienced lawyers is here to assist you.

CriminalNotice - ₹499

A legal notice is a document sent to an individual or entity against whom legal proceedings are intended to be initiated due to dissatisfaction with their actions. It serves as the first step in legal proceedings for all legal disputes, providing the recipient with a chance to rectify the issue before formal litigation begins.

Types of Criminal Notices:
  • Defamation Notice
  • Notice for Breach of Contract
  • Notice for False Documentation
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CivilNotice - ₹499

A civil notice is a formal communication sent to an individual or entity before initiating a civil dispute. It outlines the nature of the grievance, the desired remedy, and provides a specific time period for the recipient to respond or rectify the issues before legal proceedings are initiated.
Types of Civil Notices:
  • Recovery of Money: Demand repayment of owed funds.
  • Property Disputes: Address issues related to property ownership or use.
  • Consumer Grievances: Notify businesses of consumer complaints.
  • Matrimonial Issues: Address disputes related to marriage or family matters.
  • Labour and Employment Issues: Address workplace disputes.
  • Breach of Contract: Notify a party of their failure to fulfill contractual obligations.
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138N.I.ActCheque Bounce Notice - ₹499

A Section 138 N.I. Act notice is a legal instrument employed when a cheque is dishonoured or the payment is not received. This notice must be issued within 30 days of the cheque return, and legal action must be initiated within 30 days after the notice is received by the accused.
Essential Terms:
  • Cheque Validity: 3 months
  • Notice Issuance: Within 30 days of cheque return
  • Legal Filing: Within 30 days after receiving the notice payment not made within the 15 days of receipt
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Replyto Notice Received - ₹1,099

When a notice is received from any party concerning matters such as money recovery or a cheque bounce, a reply can be issued. This reply should state all relevant facts truthfully and can significantly influence the proceedings and outcome of the case. It is essential to ensure its accuracy and completeness.

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What is legal notice?
A legal notice is formal communication sent by one party to another for seeking or asserting legal rights or demand
2
What should I do if I receive a legal notice?
At first instance read the notice carefully and try to understand the notice carefully and seek an advise from your lawyer and reply the notice within the stipulated period of time.
3
What will happen if I don’t reply to legal notice or neglect the notice?
If you won’t reply or neglect to the notice the party might take a legal action against you.
4
What is the limitations of issuing a cheque bounce notice?
The notice need to be issue within a period of month from the date when the cheque is been bounce
5
What happens if I neglect cheque bounce notice?
If you will neglect the cheque the bounce notice the legal and criminal action can be taken against you U/s 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act.
6
Is notice under section 138 of Negotiable Instrument important?
Yes, as per the law it is necessary to issue the notice to the party before proceeding towards the legal action.
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