The Demand Notice From Bank is a crucial document in the Indian banking sector's debt recovery process. It is typically issued when a loan account becomes non-performing or shows signs of stress, serving as the first formal step in the legal recovery process. This notice must comply with various Indian banking regulations, including the Banking Regulation Act 1949, SARFAESI Act 2002, and RBI guidelines. The document details the borrower's default, specifies the outstanding amount with interest calculation, and provides a defined timeline for repayment. It also outlines the potential legal consequences of non-compliance, including the bank's right to enforce security interests or initiate legal proceedings. The notice plays a vital role in establishing the bank's legal claim and is often a prerequisite for further recovery actions under Indian law.

1. Bank Details and Letter Reference: Complete details of the issuing bank branch, reference number, and date of notice

2. Borrower Details: Full name and address of the borrower(s), guarantor(s), and loan account number

3. Loan Agreement Reference: Details of the original loan agreement, date of execution, and type of facility

4. Default Description: Specific details of the default, including dates of missed payments and nature of default

5. Outstanding Amount: Detailed breakdown of the total amount due, including principal, interest, penalties, and other charges

6. Demand Statement: Clear statement demanding payment with specific amount and timeline

7. Legal Consequences: Statement of legal actions that may be taken upon non-payment

8. Payment Instructions: Clear instructions on how and where to make the payment

9. Authorization: Signature and details of the authorized bank official issuing the notice