1) do you have any letter from you broadband mentioning internet broad band speed .

2) did you give reasons for termination of connection in 2012 .did you mention broadband speed is very slow and contrary to assurances ?

3)when you shifted to monthly payments of rs 3000 did you receive bills mentioning arrears due and payable?

4)you must reply to legal notice deny your liability to pay Rs 6258 as broadband speed was slow and contrary to written assurances

5)amicable settlement is best solution as litigation costs would far be more than amount claimed by you broadband

if you have all the bills generated for the usage of the internet for the year you are mentioning and all the communication between u and "you broadand" then send a reply to the legal notice denying any liability to pay any amount.

Further, if you received any bill stating thereof that the arrear is pending against your company after you started the new connection with them?? If not then you speak with their legal head and try to settle the matter amicably.

Otherwise let them go to court. You fight out on merits. These Connection companies are playing these type of games a lot these days.

Dear Querist

If there is any agreement signed by you and representative of the company regarding the speed and there is any discrepancy then you can file a complaint before consumer court against the company.

Reply the notice with the help of lawyer if you want to fight the case otherwise settle the matter amicably.

1. Legally speaking, the notice issued by the service provider is not tenable in the eyes of the law.

2, When you initially apprised the service provider of the low speed and sought disconnection you were asked to pay Rs.6258 for the first few days. It is not clear as to what was the basis of computing this amount.

3. As a subscriber you have the right to terminate the connection at any time. If you did not default in the payment of any of your monthly bills then I see no legal liability which can be fastened on you.

4. This legal notice is, apparently, issued by the service provider to seek unjust enrichment.

5. Reply to the notice through your lawyer and deny their claim.

Hi, issue reply to the legal notice as they issued the notice in order to threaten you and it is better contest the matter.

1. Hope you have written documents assuring your required broadband,

2. Also hope that you have all written evidence of the company's offer for changed tariff to defend your action,

3. If so, then reply the said legal notice accordingly.