Document background
A Letter of Intent Small Claims Court is a crucial preliminary document used in Singapore's legal system when pursuing claims tHRough the Small Claims Tribunal. This document is typically used when other resolution attempts have failed and formal legal action is being considered. It serves multiple purposes: formally notifying the other party of the intended legal action, providing a final opportunity for settlement, and establishing a documented timeline of the dispute. The letter must adhere to Singapore's Small Claims Tribunals Act requirements and is appropriate for claims up to S$20,000 (or S$30,000 with mutual consent). It's particularly relevant for consumer disputes, contract disagreements, and small business conflicts.
