"Alan B. Pearce" wrote:
>
> > But he might refuse to accept a registered letter.
> > There is however a little legal trick, valid as far as I know in all
> > Western legal systems, at the end of your letter add a sentence :
> > " This letter is send as a registered as well as ordinary one "
>
> Do you mean that with this annotation on the end of the letter, you send two
> copies, one of which is by registered post?
>
Its better to send both.

> What is the legal advantage of doing this, or of the annotation?

I'm not a lawyer, a long time ago I was advised to use it , and it
did work.
As far as I recall the legal advantage is in fact that, refusing to
accept a registered letter he has to prove, in court case, that he
hasn't received the other one. Which is extremely difficult if not
impossible,
and means that he was aware of your demands.

Andy

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