1. Without Prejudice Statement: Used when the notice is part of settlement negotiations and shouldn't be used as evidence in court

2. Interest Calculation: Include when claiming interest on monetary demands, showing calculation method and period

3. Previous Correspondence: Reference to prior communications when there have been previous attempts to resolve the matter

4. Alternative Resolution Options: Proposed alternative solutions or settlement terms, if sender is open to negotiation

5. Reservation of Rights: Statement preserving sender's right to add/modify claims or take additional legal action

1. Schedule A - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant contracts, agreements, or documents establishing the legal relationship

2. Schedule B - Payment Evidence: Proof of payments made or outstanding, including invoices, receipts, or account statements

3. Schedule C - Communication Records: Copies of relevant previous correspondence, emails, or notices

4. Schedule D - Calculation Details: Detailed breakdown of claimed amounts, including principal, interest, and other charges

5. Schedule E - Authorization: Power of attorney or authorization letter if notice is sent through a representative