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Lexa searches Indian judgments and bare acts and returns the cases that matter, each with citation, court, date, the key holding and the exact paragraph, linked to the source text. Then it drafts the notice from your own template. You review, correct and sign.
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2 sample judgments found · Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
Holding: the period for the demand notice runs from the day the payee learns of the dishonour from the bank.
¶ 14The return memo in this matter bears one date and the payee's intimation another. The period for issuing the demand notice is reckoned from the date on which the payee received information of the dishonour from the bank, and not from the date printed on the memo.
Holding: a notice sent to the correct address and returned unclaimed may be treated as served.
Draft · legal noticetemplate: cheque dishonour v3
To,
Sri R. Mahesh, Proprietor, Sample Hardware Stores, Hyderabad.
Sub: Legal notice for dishonour of cheque no. 004512 for ₹2,40,000 under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.
Under instructions from my client, Sample Enterprises, I state that you issued the above cheque dated 02 Sep 2026, drawn on Sample Bank, towards goods supplied.
The cheque was returned unpaid on 15 Sep 2026 with the remark "funds insufficient", and my client was informed of this on 16 Sep 2026.
You are called upon to pay ₹2,40,000 within 15 days of receipt of this notice.
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Holding: subletting without the landlord's written consent is a ground for eviction under the lease in question.
¶ 22The lease deed required written consent for any parting with possession. Where the tenant has put a third party in exclusive possession without such consent, the landlord has made out the ground pleaded.
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Reply to a legal notice · tenancy · sample matter
To,
The Designated Partner, Sample Properties LLP, Hyderabad.
Sub: Reply to your notice dated 10 Sep 2026 regarding Flat 204, Sample Residency, Himayatnagar.
Under instructions from my client, Smt. K. Padma, I reply to your notice as follows. The allegations in your notice are denied except as expressly admitted here.
My client has paid the rent in full up to September 2026. Copies of the receipts are enclosed. The demand made in your notice is therefore without basis.
My client reserves the right to add to this reply. This reply is issued without prejudice to her rights and remedies.
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