Termination when one is dissatisfied, it goes even when we lose nothing, but why pay if an operator / supplier kidding?
It is often preferable to put pressure on your fixed line operator / mobile or ISP! Force it to provide the subscribed service (and if you arrange to come out ahead). The
notice is an ideal tool for this, at least to begin ... (Even if your operators / ISP does not take into account, it helps to read, especially in the case of a lawsuit).
I recommend a little google search on this term, and to go on Wikipedia (http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mise_en_demeure).
is not necessarily bother to involve direct a bailiff (expensive). in most cases a letter is easy to write, enough. Remember there
the facts in a neutral and objective (recall it is a tool for further actions and busiest). Formulate your requests according to the form (like "I put you on notice to provide me with the correct engine department within a week"). It is important to specify the time properly during a formal notice.
However, the formal notice that your expression is more binding and not much in it (you do not have to go through judicial proceedings). Typically it can be a good thing to move to the next stage (often setting injunction ) if the provider / operator fails to comply after an additional (bonus, but do not specify) a week. Do not act or respond in time can be interpreted (as applicable) as further evidence of its possible bad faith.
Little advice for registered mail:
- if you want to show the content (ie, its authenticity), please take the LRE: letter e
- remember to ask the accused Receiving , and if he can not go to request a mail distribution evidence (that has often been a rather strong legal status)
- if you do the paper version: No 'envelope using it for a single page : attach the slip / recommended on the package of your folded sheet (ask for help at your local post office for further explanation): we can not tell you an empty envelope was received !
- use common sense!
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