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Ad Amjad Ali (Advocate )     10 August 2011

Can a private person send legal notice

Sir . Can a non advocate send a legal notice to others parties that you do this work ( releated with  responsilities of educational  institute  ) others we file a legal action against you .



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LLB.ACS Gourav Khatri (COMPANY SECRETARY)     10 August 2011

Yes you can tender the "deficiency in service caused to you" in form of a letter. Legal Notice is as such not defined anywhere in law but should be having included threat to grab the legal implications.

Ashok Yadav (Lawyer)     10 August 2011

I am agree with Mr. Gaurav, you can send a notice in which you will insert that you will take a legal action, if the default will not be cured within stipulated time.

Dipangkar (Business)     10 August 2011

An A/D Regd. Post letter is the Cheapest & best way to do it.

Kanaksinh P.Boda (Educationist/Lawyer)     11 August 2011

You can send a notice letter but not a 'legal notice'. The legal notice is a different concept and needs legal drafting skill available to lawyers. The others authorised to notify legally are NGOs working in the concerned field to assist people in pursuing legal matters and are also authorised to represent under the provisions of concerned acts.

Sh. P Suresh (For To By Green Kindness Perpetuity Selfsustainability Always)     25 September 2011

Originally posted by : Dipangkar
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An A/D Regd. Post letter is the Cheapest & best way to do it.
"

Postal department has abruptly stopped 'UCP' (Under Certificate of Posting). This is v.v. unfair.  This needs to be revived. Maybe Postal agency can charge Rs 5/- and make it a bit more fool proof with a computer based number etc attached with every article. But, this service should be revived. Members should take up/help this cause.

Gagandeep Goel (Advocate)     17 October 2011

Hello Amjad

There is no bar in the law which forbids you from sending a legal notice in your own name, Its only in the court that one needs legal specialization of presenting the clients.

Go ahead but make sure that facts stated are amply clear and you demand a redressal withing a specified time, else you will go to the court for claiming the damages and the cost of litigation.

Regards 

Adv. Subhadeep Saha (Lawyer.)     18 October 2011

Send it just as a regular notice like a landlord gives a notice to his tenant. In practice legal notice is sent by an advocate under the instructions from his client so that the notice-receiver takes it seriously.

Sh. P Suresh (For To By Green Kindness Perpetuity Selfsustainability Always)     18 October 2011

What should IN PERSON cases do?

anil sejwal   07 October 2015

Can any non lawer sent a legal notice by his personal  mail and asked for notice charges more than 15000 if not what can i take legal actionn against him pls advise

Dr. MPS RAMANI Ph.D.[Tech.] (Scientist/Engineer)     07 October 2015

A notice can be sent directly by the aggrieved person or through a lawyer. If one sends direct one saves lawyer's fees. If a lawyer sends a notice it may intil fear in the opposite party. He may feel that going to court is imminent.


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