Document background
A Demand Letter For Breach of Contract is a crucial legal instrument in Indonesian business practice, typically employed when one party has failed to fulfill their contractual obligations. This document is governed by the Indonesian Civil Code (KUHPer) and serves as a formal notice of default (somasi), often required before initiating legal proceedings. It should be used when informal attempts to resolve contractual disputes have been unsuccessful and formal documentation of demands is necessary. The letter must include specific references to the breached contract, clear documentation of violations, quantification of damages or losses, and explicit demands for remedy with reasonable deadlines. Under Indonesian law, this document plays a vital role in establishing a paper trail for potential litigation and demonstrates the sending party's attempt to resolve the dispute professionally before pursuing court action.
