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Can a legal notice be served prior to filing the court case


23-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
Can a legal notice be served prior to filing the court case?
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Answer #1
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Yes a legal notice making your demand and informing your proposed action to be initiated against that person can be sent on advocate letter head and the same notice can be used as evidence to show that he was given a chance prior to filling any suit or complaint against that person.
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Answer #2
958 votes
Hello
Ref to your query
Can a legal notice be served prior to filing the court case?
Yes it is necessary to serve the legal notice through a lawyer before filing of a suit
You can contact us with your case for further necessary steps.

Answer #3
678 votes
Yes. A legal notice can be sent and served to the other party before filing a court case. A specific time period is mentioned in the notice for the other party to send his reply. After receiving/ not receiving any reply court case can be filed accordingly.
Answer #4
740 votes
Yes, as a procedural part it will be helpful for you to prove that you have already sent the other party a legal notice which was not replied therefore you filed the case. And the Court will consider the same.
Answer #5
375 votes
The advocate sends a legal notice to the opposing party on behalf of his client. Court Notices are sent directly by the Court to opposing parties. The Legal Notice is usually sent in the form of a warning before the case goes to court.
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