Demanding Letter - content certified letter - Law Firm Yeyul

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In South Korea, a demanding letter refers to a formal written request for payment or satisfaction of a claim. It is typically used in cases where a person or entity is owed money or has suffered some form of loss and is seeking compensation from the person or entity responsible.

Demanding Letter

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Demanding Letter

Lend Money

-For loan claim -Loan claim response letter

Services, Trading

-Request for sale price -Request for sale price reply -Request for the return of the sale price -Request for service charge -Request for return of service charge

Lease (Real Estate)

– Deposit refund claim -Termination of real estate contract (for tenants) -Termination of real estate contract (for lessee) -Monthly rent claim -Lease contract renewal request -Notice of disapproval of extension of lease contract -Application for leasehold registration order – Interfloor noise – Defect repair claim (for lessee)

Compensation for damages, Performance of contract

-Contract fulfillment claims – Notice of termination of contract -Reply to Notice of Contract Cancellation -Compensation for damages for infringement of rights, etc. -Compensation for bodily injury, etc. -claim for rights -Return of unjust gains -Subscription withdrawal -return of investment -Settlement requests such as return of gifts in case of marriage breakup or separation

Defamation, Intellectual Property Rights

-No defamation -defamation Prohibited Answer Letter -Request for suspension of insult/defamation -Suspension of infringement of intellectual property rights and claims for damages

Notice

-Notification of non-existence of financial obligations related to contracts such as borrowing / leasing -Notification of measures for non-compliance, such as court judgments and decisions -Notice of assignment of credits by the assignee -Pledge setting