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Unpaid invoice in Singapore: letter of demand and the Small Claims Tribunals (up to S$20,000, or S$30,000 by consent).
Singapore's Small Claims Tribunals hear contract disputes for goods and services up to S$20,000 (or S$30,000 if both parties agree in writing), filed online. Claims must generally be brought within two years. Interest is contractual. Send a letter of demand first.
This is a general summary that may be out of date. Not legal advice. Verify current rules on official government or court websites.
Subject: Overdue invoice [INV-123]: [amount] due [due date] Dear [Name], Invoice [INV-123] for [amount] for [services] was due on [due date] and remains unpaid despite my reminders of [dates]. Please pay the outstanding balance [plus interest/compensation permitted by law or our agreement: state the basis] by [date]. If payment is not received by then, I intend to [next step for this jurisdiction] without further notice. If you dispute any part of the invoice, please tell me in writing by that date. Regards, [Your name]
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Generate my sequence freeGenerally within two years of the cause of action for the Tribunals.
Yes, for contracts for the sale of goods or provision of services.
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