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Further and Better Particulars (OR) Default and Liability Clause ?
In lamen’s terms, how would you describe the difference between ‘NOTICE & DEMAND FOR FURTHER AND BETTER PARTICULARS’ & ‘NOTICE OF DEFAULT & LIABILITY’.
If I just do a NOTICE & DEMAND FOR FURTHER AND BETTER PARTICULARS’, that’s not effectively setting up a basis for me to receive equitable remedies right?
Should I do ‘NOTICE OF DEFAULT & LIABILITY CLAUSE’ for the 3 step process (prior to court proceeding) INSTEAD OF Notice of further and better particulars, or should i do the notice of default and liability AS WELL AS & AFTER COMPLETING 3 step process demanding further and better particulars?
Essentially, I don’t understand if ‘Notice of Default and Liability’ is a SUBSTITUTE for ‘Notice of demand for further and better particulars’ that has the addition of creating grounds for me to sue during the quasi-court hearing, or whether the 2 separate processes BOTH must be completed.
(I am starting the 3 step process before a court date for driving offence, but I am going to SUE to cops (as well as getting charges dismissed, and license reinstated))
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You can add a default and liability clause to any set of 3 step notices you create. If you want further and better particulars then that is what you head your notices with and then ask the questions you require better and further particulars for. Just look at examples of this in modules you have purchased so you can see what they look like. The default and liability clause is included to ensure that if an agreement is reached and the adversary defaults on it then you have a remedy for that .
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Oooo clarified! Thanks