Validity of notice by email

Since e-mail does not have signature of the sender. Therefore the notice is without signature of the sender is not consider by the court of law.

A Legal Notice is a formal communication to an entity or a person which informs the other party about the intention with which one is required to take legal actions against them. Every person whose rights have been infringed or violated can send a legal notice to the other person as a final warning before they appear in front of the court. Section 80 of the Civil Procedure Code talks about Legal notice. Legal Notices are sent in cases inclusive of property disputes, consumer complaints, recovery of money, cheque bounces, notices by employer or employees, and breach of contract. Essentials of notice under section 80 of code of civil Procedure 1908 Name, descripttion, and place of residence of the sender of the notice. Statement of the cause of action. The relief was claimed by the sender of the notice. Summary of the legal basis for the relief claimed. Legal Notice by Mail As per IT Act, 2000 section 4 and 10 A deal with e-governance which recognizes sending documents in electronic forms for other purposes inclusive of legal notices. Legal recognition of electronic records under the Act states that any information or matter that shall be in printed or typewritten manner, will be deemed to satisfy if it is available in an electronic form. Moreover, The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 states that any information contained in electronic records printed on paper, recorded, or copied in magnetic or optical media when produced by a computer will be deemed as a document if all conditions of the section are satisfied. You may also refer to other queries on Legal queries, https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/is-there-any-value-of-legal-notice--208861.asp Regards