Notice Of Intent To Cure Template for Australia

1. Legal Authority: Reference to specific contract provisions or legal rights allowing for cure, used when there might be dispute about the right to cure

2. Supporting Documentation: Reference to any attached evidence or documentation supporting the ability to cure, used when proof of ability to cure is beneficial

3. Reservation of Rights: Statement preserving legal rights and remedies, used in more contentious situations

4. Request for Confirmation: Request for written acknowledgment of the notice, used when documentation of receipt is important

5. Additional Parties: Information about other relevant parties (like guarantors or mortgagees), used when multiple parties are involved

1. Schedule A - Cure Plan: Detailed timeline and steps for implementing the cure, used for complex remedies

2. Schedule B - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documentation supporting the ability to cure (e.g., proof of funds, repair contracts)

3. Schedule C - Default Evidence: Copies of default notices or other relevant correspondence regarding the default

4. Schedule D - Authority Documentation: Evidence of authority to act (e.g., corporate authorization, power of attorney) if relevant