Reply to Recovery / Demand Notice
- Fee
- from ₹99
- Turnaround
- 3-5 days
What this is
Reply to a demand or recovery notice claiming money from you - a loan, an invoice, a deposit, damages or dues - so that your denial, dispute, set-off or settlement position is recorded before any case is filed. Our panel advocate drafts and signs the reply on letterhead and sends it by email and WhatsApp, with tracked speed post if you choose it.
What you get
A reply to the demand notice, drafted, reviewed and signed by our panel advocate on letterhead, answering each claim, recording payments made, disputes raised, counter-claims and any limitation defence, and stating the settlement position you choose. Sent to the sender by email and WhatsApp. Optional tracked speed post (+₹79) adds the dispatch receipt, tracking ID and delivery acknowledgement. Includes a short note on what the sender can file next and how the reply is used there.
How it works
- Upload the noticeAll pages, with proof of the date you received it, and the agreement, invoice or payment records it refers to. We pre-fill the claim details.
- Tell us your sideWhat was agreed, what was paid, and what you dispute.
- Answer the advocate's questionsWhether the debt is admitted in any document, whether the claim is time-barred, whether there is a counter-claim, and what you want to offer, if anything.
- PayThe fee is set by the amount demanded. Tracked speed post is optional.
- Advocate drafts and signsOur panel advocate drafts the reply, checks limitation and the contract, and signs it on letterhead.
- Reply is sentThe reply goes to the sender by email and WhatsApp, and by speed post if chosen. You receive your copy and the next-steps note.
What to have ready
- Notice receivedAll pages, with proof of the date received.
- Agreement, invoice, purchase order or loan document (if you have it)Whatever the demand is based on.
- Proof of payments made (if you have it)Bank statement, receipts, UPI screenshots.
- Complaints or messages about the goods, services or deal (if you have it)Showing any dispute raised at the time.
- Your ledger or statement of account for this party (if you have it)If a business.
- Earlier notice, reply or case papers (if you have it)If any.
- Registration of your business (if you have it)GST, Udyam, incorporation or partnership deed, if replying as a business.
What this is based on
- Contract Act 1872 (1872)
- Limitation Act 1963 (1963)
- CPC 1908 — reply within reasonable time (1908)
- Indian Contract Act, 1872 (1872)Source: https://www.indiacode.nic.in/handle/123456789/2187