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Monetary Demand Letter - Template, Sample Form

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What is a Monetary Demand Letter?

A Monetary Demand Letter is a ready-to-use legal template for Philippines. You complete it by answering a few plain-English questions, then download the finished document in Word and PDF.

What does the Monetary Demand Letter cover?

The Monetary Demand Letter is organised into sections covering § 1. The Loan, § 2. Terms of Repayment, § 3. Outstanding Balance, § 4. Demand and Default, § 5. Mode of Payment, so the important points are captured in a clear, consistent structure.

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Is a Monetary Demand Letter legally binding?

Once it is properly completed and signed by everyone involved, a Monetary Demand Letter is generally legally binding in Philippines, provided it meets the legal requirements that apply to this type of document.

What laws apply to a Monetary Demand Letter in Philippines?

A Monetary Demand Letter should comply with the laws in force in Philippines. This template is built around the provisions such situations commonly require, but the rules can vary by region and change over time, so check the current requirements for your case.

Do I need a lawyer to use a Monetary Demand Letter?

For most standard situations you can complete the Monetary Demand Letter yourself using the guided questionnaire. For high-value, unusual or high-risk matters, it is sensible to have a qualified lawyer review the finished document.

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Download the completed Monetary Demand Letter as Word or PDF and sign it as required in Philippines. Depending on the document this may involve a handwritten or electronic signature, and some documents also need witnesses.

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Contact No.: ________
Email: ________

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FINAL DEMAND FOR PAYMENT


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Re: Demand for Payment of Outstanding Loan Obligation in the amount of ________ (₱________ / ₱________)


Dear ________,


I write in my capacity as creditor to formally and finally demand from you, as debtor, the full and immediate payment of your outstanding loan obligation, particulars of which are set out below.


§ 1. The Loan. On ________, I extended to you a loan in the principal amount of ________ (₱________), pursuant to our agreement and in accordance with the provisions on the contract of mutuum (simple loan) under Articles 1933, 1953 and 1980 of the Civil Code of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 386). The said amount was extended for the following purpose:


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§ 2. Terms of Repayment. Pursuant to our agreement, and conformably with Articles 1956 and 2209 of the Civil Code, you expressly undertook to repay the entire principal amount, together with interest at the rate of ________ per cent (%) per ________, on or before ________ (the "Maturity Date").


§ 3. Outstanding Balance. Notwithstanding the lapse of the Maturity Date, I have received from you only a partial payment in the amount of ________ (₱________), applied in accordance with Articles 1252 to 1254 of the Civil Code. Since the last payment, interest has continued to accrue, such that the total outstanding amount now due and demandable, inclusive of accrued interest as of the date of this letter, is ________ (₱________).


§ 4. Demand and Default. In view of the foregoing, I hereby formally and finally demand that you settle the entire outstanding balance of ________ (₱________) within ________ days from your receipt of this letter. Please take notice that this letter constitutes the judicial and extrajudicial demand contemplated under Article 1169 of the Civil Code, by which you shall be deemed in legal delay (mora) and from which legal interest shall continue to run on the amount due in accordance with prevailing jurisprudence.


§ 5. Mode of Payment. Payment may be effected by ________, payable to the undersigned at the address first above written.


Should you wish to discuss this matter or to arrange an amicable settlement, kindly communicate with the undersigned promptly at the address and contact details indicated above.


I trust that you will give this matter your immediate and preferential attention to avoid the inconvenience and expense of litigation.


Very truly yours,



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Creditor

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