Any lowyer Available For Disscasing about legal notice??

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January 27, 2025 at 7:48 am

I recently had a bad experience with a company and want to send a legal notice to address the issue. Specifically, I was overcharged for a service, misled by the staff, and also experienced a privacy violation when they sent me someone else’s invoice with their personal details.

I have drafted a legal notice outlining the incident, my demands (a refund, compensation, and an apology), and a 15-day deadline for resolution. I also included a statement clarifying that my demands are lawful and made in good faith, not intended as coercion or blackmail.

Here’s my question:

1. Can I send this legal notice directly to the company’s nodal officer via email or registered post?

2. Will this be considered a formal step before escalating the issue to the Consumer Forum?

3. Is it necessary to involve a lawyer at this stage, or is a self-drafted notice valid for such cases?

I’d appreciate any insights or experiences you can share. Thank you!

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[Brightowl5321]

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Brightowl5321
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January 27, 2025 at 10:41 am

Lawyer here.

Answers to your questions:

1. Yes.

2. Yes. But is is not necessary.

3. You should not be drafting legal notices and claims on your own. You will inevitably fuck up and ruing your case.

I would advise that you go to a good lawyer if you want to make a claim that is worthwhile.

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[User_553a7523]

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January 27, 2025 at 4:26 pm

Please run your notice through a spell check once.

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[User_a50b2dc1]

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January 27, 2025 at 4:28 pm

Ok thanks for advice 👍

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