Document background
A Late Notice Letter is a critical business document used when one party needs to formally communicate a breach of contractual obligations to another party. Under English and Welsh law, these letters serve multiple purposes: they create a paper trail of the breach, demonstrate reasonable attempts to resolve the issue, and may be required before pursuing legal action. The letter typically includes details of the breach, reference to the original agreement, specific remedy requested, and deadline for compliance. It's particularly important in commercial relationships where maintaining clear communication while preserving legal rights is essential.
