Legal Notice

The limitation/ maximum period to file a reply to a notice varies from case to case depending on the period stipulated in the notice or the statue under which the notice is served. It can range from 15 days to 30 days in general.

No reply to notice can add an advantage to the sender in the court of law. Thus, to ensure that no response to notice should become a ground proving your fault, it is always preferable to reply to such notice

The period is specified in the rent agreement or lease deed or is determined by local customs in that area. If the tenant refuses to leave the premises, the landlord can send a legal notice concerning the same

• Loss or damage happened to the consumer due to illegal or restrictive trade practice of a trader or service provider
• the article bought by a consumer is defective
• the services opted of by a consumer suffer from any slackness
• a trader or service giver, as the case may be, has charged for the goods or the service mentioned in the complaint a price over the stipulated amount
•  Products or assistance, which will be dangerous to life and safety, when used, are being allowed for sale to the public

A legal notice can be sent by the buyer to builder if he refuses to give possession, abandons project site, delays possession, refuses to provide possession certificate or adhere to RERA provisions