letter of demand

On 22 April, letters of demand were served on twelve individuals and the publisher.

It may also involve correspondence with an opponent and the sending of a letter of demand.

I come with a letter of demand from Tang Wing Hung for ten thousand pounds.'

The workers that were laying the rails for the Antofagasta-Bolivia railroad presented a letter of demands to management, that was completely refused by the company.

Jayaweera has also sent the BBC Sinhala service a letter of demand for defamation for carrying a story on the subject.

It is extrajudicial and may be verbal or written, but is usually made in a letter of demand, beginning with the words "I am now putting you to terms..."

He then hand-delivered a letter of demands to the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, which represents most of New York's owners and trainers.

In a 10-page letter of demand served to Network Ten, Spicer claimed she had been discriminated against since giving birth to her first child, Taj, in 2004 following severe pregnancy complications.

NKF shortly issued a letter of demand for an apology, retraction, and payment of damages from the paper's publisher, Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), within 24 hours.

After downloading that originated from Singaporean IP addresses had been recorded by BayTSP, Odex sent letters of demand to people associated with the IP addresses it had tracked.

The authorities said the conflict began on Dec. 8, the aniversary of Mr. Lennon's death, when Mr. Karsan accosted Ms. Ono at her apartment and handed her a letter of demands.

The first, in 1991, was known as the Letter of Demands and was signed by leading Saudi religious, mercantile, and socially prominent figures seeking changes in the form of government, notably the establishment of a Shura (consultative) Council.

Like Odex, they were represented by Rajah & Tann and sent out letters of demand for payment to SingNet, StarHub and Pacific Internet subscribers asking users to "enter discussions" with the studios' solicitors within seven days.

On 3 September 2007, Odex director Stephen Sing announced on his company's Internet forum that Odex would no longer send letters of demand to Internet users who had stopped their illegal downloading since the beginning of the enforcement drive.

A demand letter, or LOD, i.e. a Letter Of Demand (of payment), is letter stating a legal claim (usually drafted by a lawyer) which makes a demand for restitution or performance of some obligation, owing to the recipients' alleged breach of contract, or for a legal wrong.