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bharat khatwani 23 November 2024
I have received a legal notice that, in my view, was intended to pressure or harass me into complying with excessive and merit-less demands. The sender has taken no follow-up legal action, which raises questions about whether the notice itself had any genuine legal foundation. I’ve been advised that if a legal notice is sent with malice to coerce compliance without legitimate grounds, it could potentially be considered harassment. However, proving such malintent might be challenging unless there is clear evidence that the notice was sent in bad faith. I want to hear more perspectives on this issue: Does the absence of follow-up legal action indicate that the notice lacked legal merit? If I believe the intent behind the notice was harassment or coercion, what steps can I take to substantiate this claim and file a harassment complaint? Can such notices fall under professional misconduct by the advocate who drafted and sent them? Any insights or experiences you can share would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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