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A Letter of Demand is a letter demanding an action or payment of a debt and outlining the consequences if the debt is not paid. It is important to seek legal advice when drafting a Letter of Demand to ensure that it is properly tailored to your needs. OneCompany can help you draft a custom Letter of Demand for your Malaysian business that takes into account your company’s specific needs and requirements.

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Letter of Demand

Frequently Asked Question

How many types of demand letters do you draft?

  • OneCompany can help you draft four types of demand letters: 

    1. Debt Recovery 
    2. Action Required 
    3. Insurance Claim
    4. NSF Cheque
Why should I use a Demand Letter?

There are several reasons why you might use a demand letter: 

  • To request payment of a debt; 
  • To threaten legal action if a debt is not paid; 
  • To set out the consequences of non-payment; 
  • To give notice that you will be taking action to recover a debt; 
  • To request information about the debt. 
What should I include in a Debt Recovery Demand Letter?

A Debt Recovery Demand Letter should include: 

  • The name of the debtor and the amount outstanding; 
  • A statement that the debt is due and payable;
  • A demand for payment of the debt; 
  • Details of any interest that is accruing on the debt; 
  • A statement that legal action will be taken if the debt is not paid; 
  • The date by which payment must be made. 
What should I include in an Action Required Demand Letter?

An Action Required Demand Letter should include: 

  • The name of the person to whom the letter is addressed; 
  • A description of the action required; 
  • The deadline for taking action; 
  • A statement that legal action will be taken if the required action is not taken; 
  • The date of the letter
What should I include in an Insurance Claim Demand Letter?

An Insurance Claim Demand Letter should include: 

  • Your policy number and the date of the loss; 
  • A description of the loss; 
  • The amount of money you are claiming; 
  • supporting documentation, such as photographs, police reports, and estimates; 
  • A demand for payment of the claim. 
What should I include in an NSF Cheque Demand Letter?

An NSF Cheque Demand Letter should include: 

  • The date of the cheque and the cheque number; 
  • The amount of the cheque; 
  • The name of the payee; 
  • A demand for payment of the amount of the cheque, plus any fees that may be charged by your bank; 
  • A statement that legal action will be taken if the debt is not paid. 
  • Supporting documentation, such as photos or copies of the cheque. 
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