AdvocateDesk

Legal Notice

Draft a formal legal notice from a few facts

For any advocate who sends notices, whether cheque bounce, eviction, recovery, or breach, and wants a fast, formatted first draft.

Upload a file first, then click

We return a draft for your review in less than a minute

What you get

A formatted notice

A formal legal notice in the conventional Indian register, with the parties, numbered facts, and a clear demand

The right statute and demand

The correct provision for the notice type, the time to comply, and the consequences, with placeholders where you left a gap

How it works

1

Pick the notice type and enter the facts

2

It drafts the notice with the correct statute

3

Edit the draft, then issue on your letterhead

How accuracy is ensured

No hallucination

Findings are grounded in your document and audited by a second pass before they reach you

Cited to the source

Every finding points back to the page it came from, so you can check it against the original

Callouts for you

When it is uncertain, it calls that out for your eye instead of guessing

How it compares

Manual processAdvocateDesk
Adapt an old notice clause by clauseA formatted draft from a few facts
Recall the right statute and windowThe provision and window filled in
Draft recitals and demand from scratchNumbered facts and a clear demand

About Legal Notice

A legal notice has a conventional form: the parties, a numbered account of the facts, the statute relied on, a specific demand, and the time to comply. AdvocateDesk drafts that first version from a few facts you supply. Tell it the notice type, your client, the recipient, and what happened, and it returns a formatted notice in the standard Indian register, with the correct provision cited and bracketed placeholders wherever you left something out. It is a drafting aid: you edit the notice, verify the facts and the statute, and issue it on your own letterhead. Enter the facts and read the opening of your draft for free. The full notice is Rs 49, against a list price of Rs 299.

Frequently asked questions

What notices can it draft?

Common ones an advocate sends: cheque bounce under section 138, eviction, rent or loan recovery, breach of contract, and general demand notices. You pick the type and it uses the right form.

Does it fill in the law correctly?

It cites the provision that fits the notice type and leaves placeholders where it needs your input. You should verify the statute and the facts before issuing, as you would with any draft.

Can I edit the notice?

Yes. The draft is fully editable in the page, and you issue it on your own letterhead. Anything it could not infer is left as a clearly marked placeholder.

Does it serve the notice?

No. It drafts the notice for your review. Serving it stays with you.

What does it cost?

The preview is free. Rs 49 gets you the full notice, against a list price of Rs 299. You pay per notice, so nothing renews and nothing is billed monthly.