Free Civil Litigation Templates
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These templates address formal disputes and the recovery of losses across jurisdictions like England & Wales, India, and the United States. Documents include consumer complaint letters for faulty goods and formal letters before action for breach of contract. This category excludes alternative dispute resolution methods such as arbitration or mediation which are found in their respective sections.
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- Letter Before Action (Basic Template)
- Letter to warn trader about court action for faulty goods by Citizens Advice
- Letter Before Action by EasyLegalDocs
- Release Of Liability Form by EasyLegalDocs
- Request for Arbitration (LCIA Rules) by OLL
England & Wales
16 documents- Letter to say you received goods or services you didn't ask for by Citizens Advice
- Letter to complain about a holiday by Citizens Advice
- Statement of Reply to Defence to Counterclaim (Memorial) (LCIA Rules) by OLL
- Statement of Defence (Pleading) (LCIA Rules) by OLL
121 Civil Litigation contracts
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