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Need help to draft a conditional agreement to take back my laptop


09-Sep-2026 (In Consumer Court Law)
I have already sent a legal notice through a private consumer advocate against Asus company for the newly bought laptop that was not working properly. but the company did not respond and also the advocate who sent the notice cheated on me with money. now I don't want to continue with the legal proceeding as it is too mentally exhausting and it involves a lot of advocate fees. so I want to take my complaint/notice back. I just want my laptop back. so can another advocate help me with this.
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Answer #1
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for that you need to again send them notice and request to return laptop statting that you are withdrawing complain against them and you need to act as early as possible moreover before taking your laptop also check whether it's fully functional or not
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Answer #2
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Yes. A legal notice needs no withdrawal; simply don't pursue it. If a case was filed, apply to withdraw it. Collect your laptop from the service centre using the job sheet, or call NCH at 1915. Report the advocate to the State Bar Council.
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