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They ignored your emails. They can't ignore the law.

Stop fighting customer support bots. Our AI maps your case to Indian consumer protection statutes and drafts a court-ready legal notice in minutes.

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Empowering Indian Consumers

Know your rights under CPA 2019

>> AI ANALYZING CASE...
>> Extracting Respondent Details... [OK]
>> Identifying Facts of Dispute... [OK]
>> Matching Statute: Section 35 CPA 2019 ✓
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How it works

From complaint to court-ready legal notice in 3 simple steps.

1

Tell us what happened

Simply describe your issue and upload any evidence (invoices, emails). Our AI will parse the facts perfectly.

2

AI Legal Analysis

We automatically map your facts to Indian laws (CPA 2019, RERA, RBI guidelines) to validate the claim.

3

Download & Send

Get a formally drafted, formatted PDF ready to email or post to the company and their grievance officers.

Optional Upgrade

Need an expert? Get Lawyer-Assisted Review.

While our AI generates perfectly drafted PDF notices for you to send, some situations demand a heavy hand. Upgrade to have an Enrolled Advocate review your notice and send it directly on their official letterhead.

Your Right to Self-File (CPA 2019)

You do not need to hire a lawyer or pay thousands of rupees to send a legitimate legal notice or approach the consumer forum in India.

Under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, any consumer can self-represent and file an online complaint at e-daakhil.nic.in. A legally drafted notice is the required first step to prove that you gave the company a fair chance to resolve the issue (the "Cure Period").

Why our AI outperforms generic templates

Using a generic "legal notice template pdf" often fails because it lacks the specific statutory referencing required by Indian courts.

Lawly's Legal AI Agent acts as your paralegal: it ingests your facts, identifies the exact breach of contract, maps the precise laws (e.g., Section 35 of CPA 2019, IRDAI Circulars, RBI Ombudsman), and calculates your actual claim amount including mental agony.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a digital or email legal notice valid in India?
Yes. Under Section 4 of the Information Technology Act, 2000, electronic records have equal legal validity. Serving a notice via email—especially to the grievance officer's email address—with a read-receipt is fully recognized by Indian courts as valid service.
Do I really need an advocate to send a notice?
No. You can issue a Consumer Legal Notice under your own name. The draft simply must correctly cite the relevant statutes and establish the facts—which is exactly what our AI assists with.
What happens if they don't reply?
Silence from the company strengthens your case. Once the timeline (cure period) expires, you have the legal right to file a formal case on the E-Daakhil portal or the appropriate Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.
What is the difference between Self-Send and Advocate options?
Self-Send provides an AI-generated, perfectly formatted PDF you email yourself. The Lawyer-Assisted tier means an Enrolled Advocate reviews the draft and adds their letterhead, escalating the urgency.

Who is this against?

Enter the company or brand you have a complaint against.

🛒 E-Commerce / Marketplaces 🛍️ D2C Brands 🛵 Quick Commerce & Food 🏦 Banks & Fintech ✈️ Airlines & Travel 🎓 Ed-Tech 🚕 EV & Mobility ⚙️ Other
Add the website so our AI agent can look up the legal entity, CIN, and grievance contacts.

What happened?

📦 Defective Product ✈️ Flight Cancelled 💳 UPI Failure 🎓 Ed-Tech Refund

Supporting details optional



Analyzing your case

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₹199
Self-Send

You email the notice yourself

  • AI-generated legal notice
  • Full statutory citations
  • T&C counter-arguments
  • Escalation strategy
  • PDF download
  • No lawyer review
  • No letterhead
  • You handle delivery

Why does delivery matter?

Companies take notices on an advocate's letterhead significantly more seriously. Self-sent emails are often ignored. An advocate-served notice signals real legal intent.

Generating your legal notice

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Review & Edit Draft

Please review the generated draft below. You can safely edit names, dates, or demands before finalizing.

📋 Know your rights: Under Indian law, you are fully within your legal right to send a legal notice on your own behalf. For most consumer and civil disputes, a well-drafted notice citing relevant statutes is a strong deterrent that compels the other party to respond. You can also represent yourself in District Consumer Forums and lower civil courts without a lawyer.

Your legal notice is ready

What to do next

  1. Download the PDF below
  2. Email it to the company’s grievance email with read receipt
  3. CC the regulatory stakeholders mentioned in the notice
  4. Save all sent-email confirmations as proof
  5. No response? File on e-daakhil.nic.in

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⚖️ Important: This is not legal advice. Lawly generates notices by compiling relevant legal clauses from 25+ Indian statutes. For most civil and consumer cases, a legal notice is a powerful deterrent that compels the other party to respond. Under Indian law, you have the right to send a notice on your own and argue your own case in consumer forums and lower courts. For complex disputes or criminal matters, we recommend consulting a qualified lawyer.