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Brokerage Reminder and Demand Letter

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The broker and the client
The deal and the brokerage due

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The broker and the client

Full name of the Sender (the broker)Needed

For example: Rajinder Kumar Bansal

Address of the Sender (the broker)Needed

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Mobile number of the Sender (the broker)Needed

A number somebody can be reached on. Ten digits is the usual Indian form, and a country code in front of it is fine if you want it there.

For example: 98765 43210

Full name of the client who owes the brokerageNeeded

For example: Gurpreet Singh Sandhu

Address of the clientNeeded

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

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Date of this letterNeeded

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Firm or company name of the Sender (the broker), if anyYou may leave this

For example: Bansal Property Consultants

Email of the Sender (the broker)You may leave this

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BROKERAGE REMINDER AND DEMAND LETTER

A broker's letter asking a client to pay brokerage that is due

Date: __________

To:
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From:
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Mobile: __________

Dear Sir / Madam,

1. The deal

2. The brokerage

3. Request

3.3 If you have already paid, or you think any part of this is wrong, please tell me at once with the details so that I can check.

4. If it stays unpaid

4.1 If the brokerage is not paid by then, I may send you a formal legal notice and take legal steps to recover it, with interest and costs as the law allows.

4.2 This letter does not give up any right I have, and accepting a part-payment will not either.

Yours faithfully,

_________________________
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Date: __________

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