Powerful legal notices and strategic,timely replies

Online Legal Notice Builder

FIXED LEGAL FEE

Legal Notice

₹1,999*
+ taxes along with the price
  • Drafting of Legal Notice by a lawyer
  • Consultation with a lawyer

Reply to the Notice

₹2,499*
+ taxes along with the price
  • Analysis of legal notice
  • Consultation with the lawyer
  • Drafting a reply to the opposite party

Reply after the Notice / to Opposite Parties

₹999*
+ taxes along with the price
  • Analysis of the reply
  • Consultation with the lawyer
  • Drafting of reply, if needed

*Lawyers reserve the right to quote in extraordinary circumstances.

How we work — Legal Notice & Reply (Drafting)

1

Place the order, submit details & documents

Secure intake → case ID → checklist to upload invoices, contracts, chats/emails (65B note).

2

Initial consultation & tailored drafting by the lawyer

Strategy on jurisdiction/limitation; choose tone (polite/firm/final).

3

Document review & feedback

You comment; we refine facts, legal grounds & reliefs.

4

Up to 3 free revisions

Iterate tone/positions; track changes recorded for clarity.

5

Finalization & secure digital signing

Doc locked + e-sign ready; dispatch pack (email/WhatsApp text/post cover).

6

Document archiving & ongoing support

Delivery proof saved; reminders for reply/escation windows.

Legal Notice Builder (Drafts)

Build a complete, lawyer-ready legal notice brief in a few guided steps – before you pay for final drafting.

Step 1 – Tell us what the dispute is about

Select the sector and issue type so we can suggest the right legal flavour and statutory hooks.

Generic legal tip (Stage 1): Write facts in a simple timeline – who promised what, when, and how they failed. Avoid emotions at this stage; clear facts help your lawyer build a stronger notice.

Step 2 – Who is involved?

We capture the parties as they will appear on the legal notice.

Generic legal tip (Stage 2): Use full legal names and complete addresses as they appear on contracts, invoices, or official IDs. Correct party details are critical for valid service of notice.

Step 3 – Claim amount & what you want

Quantify your claim and clearly state the relief you want from the other side.

We’ll auto-suggest “Send by D-7” and reply deadlines.
Generic legal tip (Stage 3): Be clear about numbers and timelines. A good notice states how much is due, what you expect them to do, and by when – ambiguity weakens your position.

Step 4 – Evidence, tone & delivery channels

Stronger documents and the right tone make your notice more effective.

You’ll upload these separately. Mention everything here so it is captured in the brief.
Yes, noted
Not yet
Polite but firm
Firm & time-bound
Strong / last chance
Generic legal tip (Stage 4): Courts look at documents and timelines. Preserve emails, chats and receipts properly, and match your tone with your goal – many disputes settle at the notice stage itself.

Step 5 – Preview bundle & generate draft summary

We now create a clean Legal Notice Draft Summary you can share with your CA / lawyer.

Generic legal tip (Stage 5): Use this final box for anything you don’t want to miss – prior settlement attempts, urgency, or any special commercial angle. A clear brief saves you money and time with your lawyer.
Fixed drafting fee for a standard legal notice ₹1,999 (plus applicable taxes)
Sample quality preview
• Sanitised demand notice page with clear facts, statutory references & relief clause.
• Names/IDs blurred – structure remains visible so you know what you’re buying.
Draft summary (for your CA / lawyer)
Complete the steps and click “Generate Draft Summary” to see a structured brief here.
Drafting, Review, E-signing, E-stamping

Easy Guide to Legal Notices & Replies (India)

What is a legal notice?

A legal notice is a formal written communication demanding that the recipient do (or stop doing) something within a specified time, failing which legal action may follow. It:

  • Puts the other side on notice of your claims
  • Creates a paper trail of facts and timelines
  • Often triggers statutory timelines (e.g., cheque bounce, IBC)
  • Encourages settlement/mediation and avoids litigation costs
Note: A legal notice is not always mandatory before filing a case, but it is often strategically useful, and in some situations legally required.
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When is a notice required vs. recommended?

(A) Mandatory (by statute)

  • Cheque bounce (Sec 138 NI Act): Notice within 30 days of dishonour info; 15 days to pay; if unpaid, complaint within 30 days thereafter.
  • Suit vs Govt./public officer (Sec 80 CPC): 2 months’ prior notice (urgent leave possible).
  • Operational debt (IBC Sec 8): 10-day demand notice before Sec 9 filing.
  • Arbitration (Sec 21): Notice invoking arbitration generally marks commencement.

(B) Not mandatory, but recommended

  • Contract breaches, employment disputes, property/tenancy
  • Consumer disputes (often resolves before e-Daakhil/e-Jagriti)
  • IP infringements (cease-and-desist), defamation, family settlements
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Drafting essentials & service

Quick preparation checklist

  • Parties’ details; contracts & documents; chronology of events
  • Money math (principal, interest/TDS), legal grounds
  • Exact demand/action, deadline & consequence; settlement window
  • Plan proof of service (RPAD/Speed Post/email/WhatsApp)

Core ingredients

  • Clear subject; correct parties; facts in order & breach
  • Demand/relief; legal basis; time limit; payment/compliance mode
  • Consequences; “Without prejudice”; annexures; signature

Service (and proof)

  • Registered Post A/D or Speed Post (keep receipts & tracking)
  • Courier; Email with delivery/read; WhatsApp screenshots with timestamps
  • Multiple modes help; refusal endorsements often suffice
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Special time limits & mini-templates

Scenario Key Time Limits
Cheque Bounce (Sec 138 NI Act) Notice within 30 days → 15 days to pay → complaint within 30 days thereafter (delay may be condoned).
Suit vs Govt./Public Officer (Sec 80 CPC) 2 months’ prior notice (urgent leave possible).
Operational Debt (IBC Sec 8) 10 days after demand notice; if no payment/dispute, file Sec 9.
Arbitration (Sec 21) Arbitration commences on receipt of request; affects limitation.
Contractual clauses Follow method, address & timeline in the contract. 
Subject: Legal Notice for Recovery of ₹____ under Agreement dated __
          Demand: Pay ₹[amount] with interest @[x]% p.a. from [date] within [x] days.
          Arbitration: We invoke arbitration under Clause []; concur on appointment within [x] days.
          NI Act: Under Secs. 138/142 NI Act, pay ₹[amount] within 15 days of receipt.
          Closing: Without prejudice; open to mediation. All rights reserved.
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Replies, mistakes & next steps

How to reply (even if you disagree)

  • Acknowledge receipt; “without prejudice” if negotiating
  • Preliminary objections (jurisdiction, limitation, arbitration, service)
  • Point-wise facts with documents; legal position; counter-claims/set-off
  • Offer plan/mediation where sensible

Common mistakes

  • Wrong entity/address; ignoring contractual notice clause
  • Missing statutory timelines; vague demands; emotional language
  • No proof of service; assuming reply stops limitation
  • Forgetting tax/TDS implications in demanded amounts

Simple roadmaps

  • Sending: Collate docs → check NI/IBC/Arb/CPC timelines → clear ask/deadline → multi-mode service → negotiate/mediate → escalate.
  • Received: Diarise deadlines → gather docs → objections → measured reply/settlement → prep defence/counter-claim.

General information only; get prompt legal help for time-sensitive matters (e.g., cheque bounce).

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Frequently Asked Questions

A legal notice is a formal written communication sent to inform a party of a dispute or to demand specific actions before initiating legal proceedings. It outlines the complainant's grievances and the remedial measures required. I t’s an all-in-one legal and compliance package for startups — covering company formation, essential contracts, compliance support, IP protection, and funding readiness.

A professionally drafted legal notice clarifies your legal position, helps prevent misunderstandings, and may serve as a prerequisite for filing a lawsuit. It demonstrates that you have made a good-faith effort to resolve the issue before resorting to litigation.

At NoLegalPaisa, experienced legal professionals with domain expertise handle your document drafting. They ensure that every notice or reply is precise, tailored to your circumstances, and fully compliant with current laws.

Our per-page pricing covers thorough research, drafting, and multiple rounds of quality checks. For example, our per-page fee ensures that each page of your legal notice is crafted with expert insight, minimizing legal risk while offering transparent, predictable pricing.

Drafting time can vary depending on the document's complexity. Simple notices might be prepared within 24-48 hours, while more complex documents requiring detailed analysis and consultation may take longer. We work to meet your deadlines while maintaining quality.

Yes. We offer up to 3 free revisions per document to ensure the final draft perfectly addresses your concerns. This allows you to fine-tune the content before final execution.

When you receive a reply to your legal notice, you have the option to review our counterarguments. Our team can then assist in drafting a sur-reply (if needed) or help negotiate a resolution, ensuring your interests remain protected.

Confidentiality is paramount. We adhere to strict data protection protocols and secure handling of all legal documents, ensuring that your sensitive information is fully protected throughout the drafting and review process.

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