Explain it the way you would to a friend, in English, Hindi or Hinglish.
We draft your notice, a real advocate checks and stamps it, and it reaches the other party within 24 hours.
हिंदी
… to pay ₹2,40,000 within 7 days of receipt, failing which my client shall initiate proceedings.
01 What ZappLegal handles
Thousands of people across India come to us every day with problems like these. Pick the one closest to yours and we'll get you started.
Tired of chasing payments? An advocate's notice makes people pay attention.
Cheque bounceFriendly loan not returnedUnpaid invoiceAdvance not refunded Tell us your story Prefer a simple form? ₹299 money recovery noticeRunning an MSME? The law is on your side: buyers must pay within 45 days, or pay interest.
Multiple unpaid invoicesMSME Samadhaan claimsRepeat defaulters Recover your duesIgnoring a notice is the biggest mistake you can make.
Legal notice replyBank or NBFC noticeArbitration notice Reply before your deadline endsYou did the work. You deserve the pay.
Unpaid salaryDelayed F&F settlementUnpaid incentives Get your salary Prefer a simple form? ₹299 unpaid salary noticeCompanies act fast when an advocate writes to them.
Refund not receivedWrong or damaged productOrder never delivered Make them respond Prefer a simple form? ₹299 consumer complaint noticeIndian law is firmly on your side.
UPI and payment fraudLoan app harassmentOnline scam Make it stopWe also handle: property and tenant disputes (₹299 forms) · divorce and matrimonial matters · defamation · insurance claims. Not sure? Just describe your problem and we'll guide you.
02 How it actually works
No office visits. No confusing legal language. No waiting for next week. Most notices are done the same day.
Type or speak in English or Hinglish. Something as simple as 'Maine 2 lakh diye the, wapas nahi kar raha' is enough. Our AI asks 2 or 3 quick questions and shows you a free draft.
You see it before you pay anything
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I understand. So your cheque of ₹80,000 has bounced, and the buyer is not responding to your calls.
To proceed, I need to gather a couple of details:
This information will help in drafting the legal notice.
Here's a real chat: a cheque bounce, answered in seconds
Like what you see? Pay by UPI or card. Choose the ₹299 guided form, or the ₹699 advocate notice that most people prefer.
If the advocate rejects your case, you get a 100% refund
A bar-registered advocate verifies your facts, strengthens the language, then stamps and signs the notice. If something is unclear, they will call you, which only makes your notice stronger.
Nothing goes out without the advocate's approval
Your notice is delivered on email and WhatsApp, and you can follow every stage in My Zapp. Most disputes get settled at this point, because the other side now knows you mean business.
If they still don't respond, our advocates can guide you to the next step
03 After you hit send
Wondering what happens next? Here's the honest answer.
2 out of 3 matters. No court. No lengthy case. A notice that costs ₹299 to ₹699 often recovers amounts worth lakhs.
Based on tracked Zapp outcomes
The other party receives an advocate-stamped notice on email and WhatsApp, with a clear deadline. They now know you are serious.
Most people call, negotiate and settle before the deadline, because ignoring an advocate's notice can bring real legal consequences.
Your notice becomes court-ready evidence that you tried to settle things properly. Our advocates will guide you on what to do next.
A buyer paid ₹28,75,000 for solar equipment that was never delivered. Our advocate's notice gave the supplier 7 days to refund the full amount and named the directors personally. The money was back in 25 days.
After a long breakdown, a husband used an advocate's notice to request a divorce by mutual consent. His wife responded, and the matter was settled in 20 days without ever stepping into court.
A person lent ₹7,77,450 to an acquaintance over Google Pay and then heard nothing for months. One notice with a 15-day deadline succeeded where phone calls failed. Resolved in just 8 days.
False rumours were being spread through calls and messages. A cease-and-desist notice warned of civil and criminal action, and the harassment stopped within 25 days.
A travel company's ₹7,00,000 cheque bounced. A Section 138 NI Act notice, which carries criminal consequences if ignored, brought the other side to the table. Settled in 36 days.
A closed loan still showed as overdue and was dragging down a customer's CIBIL score. A notice under the Consumer Protection Act and credit information law made the lender correct the record in 44 days.
An employee waited long after leaving her job for her final dues. One advocate notice stated the exact amount and deadline, and she was paid in 23 days.
A direct-selling company held back a ₹2,50,000 refund for months. The notice demanded the refund plus ₹75,000 compensation for the delay and stress. Resolved in 27 days.
A Bengaluru landlord kept a ₹1,00,000 deposit, citing a 'short notice' rule that was never in writing. One advocate-stamped notice later, the tenant got a resolution in 8 days.
A homebuyer cancelled a booking and was promised a refund that never came. Our notice cited the Consumer Protection Act and the Contract Act with a firm deadline. Resolved in 2 days.
A small business was owed ₹54,480 and never got its concrete mixer and tools back. The notice demanded both the money and the machines, and explained the civil and criminal consequences. Resolved in 31 days.
A sales manager worked for two months without pay. His advocate's notice stated the ₹32,500 due and a clear deadline, and the employer paid within 5 days.
A customer paid by card for limited-edition sneakers worth ₹21,804 that never arrived. A deficiency-of-service notice demanded delivery or a full refund. Resolved in 5 days.
After a long separation, a spouse wanted a formal way to end the marriage. The notice set a deadline for a written reply and got the answer years of waiting had not. Closed in 24 days.
Recovery agents from a lending app kept calling a borrower's contacts and threatening her over a ₹50,000 loan. A cease-and-desist notice citing RBI rules put an end to it in 35 days.
A customer ordered vegetarian biryani and found chicken in it. The notice demanded a refund and compensation for the food-safety lapse. Yes, even a ₹292 problem gets a full advocate's attention.
All cases are real and taken from our tracking dashboard. Names and companies are hidden for privacy. Results vary from case to case.
04 Your proof makes it powerful
While chatting with us, upload bills, WhatsApp chats or payment screenshots. We attach them to your notice as numbered legal annexures. When a notice comes with receipts, the other side can't easily brush it off.
Every document is verified before it is attached
05 Why so affordable?
It's still a real advocate behind your notice. You simply skip the office visits, the waiting and the surprise fees.
Same legal power. 10× faster. 10× cheaper.
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07 Why Thousands Trust ZappLegal
If an advocate finds your case isn't legally fit, we won't send the notice and you get every rupee back. We never take money for cases that can't succeed.
A bar-registered advocate checks and stamps your notice. It is never sent by a bot.
Your notice cites current Indian laws like BNS 2023, the Consumer Protection Act 2019 and the NI Act, not outdated templates from 2010.
We are ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified, and only your advocate can see your documents.
All registered with Indian courts
Our parent company, eDrafter, can help: delivered online, on real stamp paper wherever needed.
08 Common questions
Yes. A notice is valid because of who sends it, not what it costs. Every ZappLegal notice is reviewed, corrected and stamped by a practising advocate, just like one from a lawyer's office. We simply cut out the office visits and the inflated fees.
An advocate takes up your case and reviews your draft and documents. If anything is unclear, they may call you. Once the notice is stamped, it is sent to the other party on email and WhatsApp, usually within 2 to 24 hours. You can follow every step on your My Zapp page and you also get your own copy.
Most disputes are settled at this stage, because people take an advocate's notice seriously. If yours doesn't respond, your notice becomes strong proof that you tried to resolve things the right way. Our advocates can then guide you towards the next step, whether it is a consumer court case, a cheque bounce case or recovery proceedings.
Yes, and we recommend it. Upload invoices, WhatsApp chats, payment screenshots or receipts while you chat. We attach them as numbered annexures with a proper Schedule of Annexures, and the advocate verifies them before sending. A notice backed by proof is taken far more seriously.
Bilkul! Write the way you speak. 'Maine paise diye, wapas nahi mil rahe' is a perfect start. ZappLegal understands every Indian language, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Marathi. Your final notice will be prepared in formal English, which is the standard for legal notices in India.
Then we won't send it, and you get a 100% refund automatically. We would rather refund ₹299 than send a notice that cannot help you.
Absolutely, and that's what gives the notice its power. It carries the advocate's name, enrolment details, stamp and signature, and any reply goes straight to the advocate. For the other side, it looks no different from a notice that cost ₹10,000.
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