Letter Before Action (England and Wales)
  • About this Letter
  • Complete the Document

Who is Sender?

  • Who is a sender (i.e., a person who makes this claim)?

  • Indicate the full name of the sender:

  • Indicate the sender's company name:

  • Indicate the sender's residential address:

  • Indicate the sender's registered business address:

Who is Recipient?

  • Who is recipient (i.e., a person to whom this claim is being addressed)?

  • Indicate the recipient's full name:

  • Indicate the recipient company's full name:

  • Indicate the recipient's residential address:

  • Indicate the recipient's registered business address:

Claim Details

  • This letter before action is about:

  • Select the date on which the incident took place:

  • Describe the location where the incident occurred:

  • Describe the incident that occurred in detail:

  • Explain in detail why you believe the recipient is responsible for the incident:

  • List all injuries suffered by the sender as a result of the incident:

  • List all losses suffered by the sender as a result of the injury:

  • List all documents attached in support of this claim:

  • Select the date on which goods were purchased:

  • Describe in detail the goods that were purchased:

  • Indicate the total amount for the paid goods, in pounds (£):

  • Select the date on which the contract for the provision of services was concluded between the parties:

  • Indicate full name of the contract for the provision of services between the parties:

  • The services should be provided by the recipient:

  • Select the date by which services should have been provided:

  • Indicate the timeline (in weeks) within which the services should have been provided:

  • Was the price for the provided services defined in the provisions of the contract?

  • Indicate the total price for the provided services, in pounds (£):

  • Did the sender already receive the full amount for the provided services?

  • List all the problems with the purchased goods:

  • List all the problems with the services provided:

  • Select the date on which the parties entered into the contract giving rise to the unpaid amount or outstanding invoice:

  • List the sender's obligations under the contract:

  • Select the date on which the sender fulfilled all of their obligations under the contract:

  • Indicate the total amount that is pending, in pounds (£):

  • Explain how the amount stated above has been calculated:

Procedural Details

  • List all attempts you have made to resolve the dispute before sending this Letter Before Claim:

  • Specify the exact problem with goods:

  • Describe the facts giving rise to your claim in relation to the services provided:

  • What does the sender is willing to claim?

  • Indicate the total amount of the claim, in pounds:

  • List all losses you are claiming from the recipient:

  • Indicate the total amount of the claim, in pounds:

  • Specify the remedies you are seeking from the recipient:

  • Describe the payment demands or requests sent by the sender to date:

  • Provide the clause number and wording of the contractual provision relevant to this claim:

  • Shall any contractual interest apply to the amount of the unpaid debt/bill?

  • Provide the clause number and wording of the contractual provision that specifies the interest payable:

  • Explain how contractual interest has been calculated:

  • Specify the total amount of contractual interest accrued and claimed, in pounds (£):

  • Select the deadline by which the recipient must repay the pending debt amount:

  • Select the final deadline by which the recipient must respond to this letter:

  • Do you want to add a signature?

  • Sender's signature:

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