Legal notice is the backbone of all litigation, it is the base on which your disputes revolve. Facts mentioned in the legal notice have long lasting implications. Any facts wrongly mentioned in the Legal Notice has its legal consequences.
Facts mentioned in the Legal Notice establish your relationship with the opposite parties, it also helps in ascertaining the onus, obligation and liability of the other parties. The base of Legal Notice will decide the liability, jurisdiction and nature of the dispute of the whole matter. One should wisely draft the Legal Notice keeping in mind all the facts and various provisions of law.
Agreements are the glue to which you are bound with the other person. More clarity in agreement, more likely its clauses will prevail at the time of Legal Dispute. Absence of even one necessary clause can cost you your whole money and reputation.
Agreements in India are primarily governed by the Indian Contract Act, 1872, which defines a contract as an agreement enforceable by law.