Notices and replies

Notices and replies in Punjabi, Hindi and English, ready to print on court paper. Made free in Dastavo.

• Cheque-bounce demand notice (s.138 NI Act)Demand for payment within 15 days after a cheque is returned unpaid.
• Consumer notice before a complaintThe last chance to a seller or service provider before a consumer complaint.
• Notice for arrears of rentDemanding unpaid rent from a tenant.
• Notice for performance of an agreement to sellA buyer asking the seller to register the sale deed as agreed.
• Notice for recovery of a friendly loanAsking for a friendly loan back before filing a recovery suit.
• Notice for refund of a security depositA tenant asking the landlord for the deposit back after moving out.
• Notice for unpaid salary or duesAsking an employer for unpaid salary or other dues.
• Notice to a builder for delayed possessionA flat buyer asking the builder for possession or a refund, with interest for the delay.
• Notice to a tenant to vacate (s.106 TP Act)Ending a monthly tenancy and asking the tenant to leave.
• Notice to the government (s.80 CPC)The two-month notice needed before suing the government or a public officer.
• Public notice: change of nameThe short newspaper notice that usually goes with a name-change affidavit.
• Public notice: disowning a son or daughter (bedakhli)The newspaper notice a parent gives when disowning a child. It is a public declaration; it does not by itself end inheritance by law.
• Public notice: lost documentsThe newspaper notice banks and registries ask for when original papers are lost.
• Public notice: objections before a purchaseAn advocate's newspaper notice inviting claims before a client buys property.
• Public notice: revocation of a power of attorneyTelling the public that a power of attorney has been cancelled. A registered power is also cancelled by a registered deed.
• Reply to a cheque-bounce noticeAnswering a s.138 demand notice when no debt is owed.
• Reply to a legal notice (general)Answering any legal notice, point by point.

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