Document background
The Demand of Delivery Letter is a critical business document used in Australian commercial practice when a supplier has failed to deliver goods as per contractual obligations. It serves as a formal notice and often represents a crucial step before initiating legal proceedings. This document is typically used when informal communication attempts have failed, delivery deadlines have been missed, or there are disputes about delivery obligations. The letter must comply with Australian contract law and commercial practices, incorporating specific details about the goods, delivery requirements, and consequences of non-compliance. It's an essential tool for businesses to enforce their rights and maintain proper documentation of their attempts to resolve delivery issues before escalating to legal action.
