Legal notices
Draft a legal notice under Indian law — cheque bounce to money recovery
Six notice types, including the Section 138 NI Act cheque-bounce notice with its mandatory 15-day demand period. Fill in the details or describe the matter by voice, and every citation is checked before you see the draft.
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Six notice types, one generator
- Section 138 NI Act (cheque bounce) — the mandatory 15-day statutory demand period and the standard consequence clause
- Property dispute notice
- Money recovery notice
- Employment / wrongful termination notice
- Consumer dispute notice
- General legal notice
What it does
- Fill in the sender, the recipient, and the matter details for the notice type you pick — or describe it in your own words by text or voice.
- For a Section 138 cheque-bounce notice, the draft states the mandatory 15-day demand period and the standard statutory consequence clause.
- Choose how it will be sent — Registered Post (RPAD), Speed Post, Email, or WhatsApp (additional).
- Draft in English or Hindi.
- Every statute section and case citation is checked against LegalInk's verified index before you see it — marked verified, ungrounded or flagged, never silently invented.
Who it's for
Advocates
A first draft of a legal notice — any of the six matter types — to review, adapt and send.
Businesses & individuals
Send a notice yourself before engaging counsel, or prepare one to hand to your advocate.
What it costs
A legal notice is a standard draft: 4 credits.
Included on the 3-day free trial (60 credits, no card required), the Individual plan (₹299/month) and Professional (₹799/month). The Free plan includes a few drafts a month — see pricing.