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Demand Letter (Unpaid Debt)

Formal demand for payment of loan, unpaid invoices, or personal debt with Civil Code citations.

Civil
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B.P. 22 Bounced Check Notice

Legal notice under Batas Pambansa Blg. 22 for dishonoured checks with 5-day demand.

Banking
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Rent Demand Letter

Demand letter for non-payment of rent with the proper notice period — 15 days for land or 5 days for buildings.

Rent
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DTI Consumer Complaint

File a verified complaint with DTI's Fair Trade Enforcement Bureau for defective products or deceptive practices (RA 7394; RA 11967 online).

Consumer
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Barangay Complaint

A narrative Lupong Tagapamayapa complaint under RA 7160. Barangay conciliation may be required for covered disputes before filing in court or a government office, subject to legal exceptions.

Barangay
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Barangay Complaint Form (KP Form 7)

The official KP Form No. 7 layout for the Lupong Tagapamayapa — fill in the parties, complaint, and relief, then print and file at your barangay.

Barangay
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Small Claims Prep

Statement of Claim (Form 1-SCC) for money disputes up to ₱1,000,000. No lawyer required.

Court
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Affidavit

Sworn statements for loss, support, residency, or general declarations — with a ready jurat block.

General
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Ejectment Notice

Demand to Pay and Vacate under Rule 70 — 15-day notice for land, 5-day notice for buildings.

Property
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Final Demand Letter

A firm last demand after earlier demands went unanswered — references the prior demand and sets a final deadline before suit.

Civil
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Complaint-Affidavit

Sworn complaint to start a criminal case before the Office of the Prosecutor — narrates the respondent's acts on personal knowledge.

Criminal
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