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Legal notice

 SPEED-POST/REGD. AD/COURIER


Dated ____, __________


To,

Ketan Choudhary,

House No. 36, Global City, Ganga Nagar,

Meerut-250001


SUBJECT: LEGAL NOTICE FOR RECOVERY OF MONEY


Dear Sir,


Under the instructions and authority from and on behalf of Ms. Kavita

Kapoor [hereinafter referred to as “Our Client”], Resident of Vrindavan

Enclave, Amhera Adipur, Meerut 250001. We hereby serve upon you the

following Legal Notice under circumstances necessitating as enumerated

below-

1. That Our Client is a law-abiding citizen of India, presently residing in

Meerut. That Our Client enjoys a good reputation among her friends,

family and colleagues and has a deep-rooted status in the society.


2. That You, the Noticee, are in acquaintance with Our Client for several

years and had good familial terms with Our Client. That You, the

Noticee, approached Our Client regarding borrowing of Our Client's car

Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire bearing the registration no. UP15DM4330

from the address Vrindavan Enclave, Amhera Adipur, Meerut 250001.

And due to the familial terms with You, the Noticee for considerable

duration, Our Client advanced to let you borrow the car mentioned

aforesaid, with trust.

3. That You, The Noticee, called Our Client on the morning of 29th August

2021, and requested Our Client to lend her car on the condition that you

would return it to Our Client by evening of the same day. That shows

good faith, and because Our Client has known you for a long time, Our

Client agreed to give you the car for that particular day.

4. That Our Client waited until the evening of 29th August 2021, but

because you did not return the aforesaid vehicle, Our Client contacted

You, The Noticee, and was informed that you would not be able to

return the car that very moment, but would return it the next morning, on

30th August 2021.

5. That after the call ended, Our Client received a call stating the

information about the accident. It was also informed that the car was

heavily damaged and that it had been driven at a high speed when it was

involved in an accident. Furthermore, it was also notified that when the

car was found even the legal documentations of the car were missing

from it.

6. That you are liable to pay a total amount of ₹65,000 (Rupees Sixty Five

Thousand Only) after calculating that the company had provided with a

quotation ₹35,000 (Rupees Thirty Five Thousand Only) in addition to the


EMI for two months amounting to ₹20,000 ( Rupees Twenty Thousand

Only) and the tow charges and insurance filing charges amounting to

₹10,000 (Rupees Ten Thousand Only).

7. Our Client requested you a number of times through telephonic messages

but You, the Noticee failed to make acknowledged payment to Our

Client. You, the Noticee tried to avoid the matter on one pretext or the

other and started to disregard Our Client.


I, therefore, through this Notice finally call upon you to pay to Our Client Rs.

65,000/- (Rupees Sixty Five Thousand Only), together with notice fee of Rs.

10,000/- ( Rupees Ten Thousand Only) to Our Client either in cash or by demand

draft or Cheque as per your convenience within clear 7 days from the date of

receipt of this notice, failing which Our Client shall be constraint to initiate legal

actions against You, the Noticee, whether civil or criminal, under Sections 279,

405, 425 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 in addition to Sections 122, 184 of Motor

Vehicle Act, 1988.

The copy of the notice is being retained with us for further reference/s and

necessary action/s.


Yours Truly,


(Adv. Jagjeet Pahwa)

(Advocate)

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