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Dear Sir/Ma'am,

I hope you are fine.

Further to your enquiry, kindly be informed that our law firm can assist you in sending a legal notice to the opponent mentioning clearly to pay the amount within 7 days.

You can take this route either before or after depositing the cheques.

Also, provide us with the reason why you don't want to deposit the cheques in the bank because in our opinion it is the best way to claim your outstanding amount.

Furthermore, kindly provide us with some information, in order to ascertain your situation:

1. Was there any written contract between you and the person to whom you lent the money? If not, are you having email or other communication which show the relation and other party intentions to not to pay the money?

2. What is the amount which you have to lend and what is the amount provided on the cheque?

3. What is the date mentioned on the cheque?

In our opinion, you may either deposit the cheque in the bank or may opt for sending a legal notice.

I hope the above information is clear to you.

Should you have any further question or require our assistance in sending a legal notice, please feel free to contact us at info@awsuwaidi-advocates.com, or, you can call us at 045547635.

Regards,

Aws M. Younis