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The Counter Demand Letter is a critical legal instrument within Pakistan's legal framework, primarily used when receiving a demand letter that requires a formal response with counter-claims or refutations. This document type is essential in commercial disputes, financial disagreements, and various business contexts where parties need to establish their legal position while challenging claims made against them. The Counter Demand Letter must be drafted in accordance with Pakistani law, particularly considering the Contract Act 1872 and relevant banking and commercial regulations. It typically includes detailed responses to original demands, presents counter-claims if any, and provides supporting evidence and legal bases for the counter-position. The document serves as a crucial step in dispute resolution, potentially preventing litigation or laying groundwork for future legal proceedings.

1. Sender Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the party sending the counter demand

2. Recipient Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the party who sent the original demand letter

3. Reference Information: Reference to the original demand letter including its date and any relevant reference numbers

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a counter demand letter and brief subject matter

5. Acknowledgment of Original Demand: Brief summary of the original demand received

6. Counter Position: Clear statement of rejection or modification of the original demands with supporting reasons

7. Counter Claims: Presentation of any counter demands or claims against the original demanding party

8. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant laws, contracts, or agreements supporting the counter position

9. Required Action: Clear statement of actions required from the recipient

10. Time Frame: Specified deadline for response or action

11. Closing Statement: Formal closing including any warnings about legal action and reservation of rights