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Texas DTPA 60-day notice letter
Give this at least 60 days before suing under the Texas DTPA. It must describe your complaint and the amounts you claim.
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Re: Notice under Texas Business and Commerce Code section 17.505
To [Business name]: This letter is notice under section 17.505 of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act. [Your specific complaint] I claim economic damages of [Economic damages], damages for mental anguish of , and expenses, including attorney's fees, of [Expenses incl. attorney's fees]. If this claim is not resolved within 60 days of this notice, I intend to file suit. Sincerely, [Your name]
When to use this letter
- A business in Texas misled you or breached a warranty
Where to send it
The business's address or registered agent.
Tips before you mail it
- Give each amount; vague notices invite delay.
- Keep the return receipt to prove the 60 days.
The full template text
Re: Notice under Texas Business and Commerce Code section 17.505
To {{business}}:
This letter is notice under section 17.505 of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act.
{{complaint}}
I claim economic damages of {{economic}}, damages for mental anguish of {{mental}}, and expenses, including attorney's fees, of {{expenses}}.
If this claim is not resolved within 60 days of this notice, I intend to file suit.
Sincerely,
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