Without Prejudice Letter Template – Australia

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This communication is intended to be considered as a confidential and privileged legal correspondence. It is not an acknowledgment of liability or waiver of rights. The content is provided solely for informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Individuals should seek appropriate legal counsel to address their specific circumstances. Any reliance on the information contained herein is at the recipient’s own risk. Unauthorized use or dissemination is strictly prohibited.

Please note: This is an illustrative sample of a Without Prejudice Letter template for Australia. Actual wording and format may vary based on specific circumstances and legal advice.

Without Prejudice Letter Template – Australia

Introduction:

This letter is intended to be marked “Without Prejudice” to facilitate open and honest negotiations between the parties without the risk of the content being used as an admission or evidence in legal proceedings.

Parties:

Referring Party: [Your Name or Company]
Address: [Your Address]

Recipient: [Other Party’s Name or Company]
Address: [Recipient Address]

Purpose:

This correspondence is made on a “Without Prejudice” basis to discuss potential settlement or resolution of the matter concerning [brief description of matter], without any admission of liability or fault by either party.

Content:

The parties acknowledge that any discussions or negotiations contained within this letter are confidential and cannot be used as evidence in any court or arbitration proceedings, except in certain limited circumstances such as an application for Court determination to determine whether the communication was intended to be “Without Prejudice”.

Disclaimer:

This letter is provided for informational and negotiation purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Parties should seek their own legal counsel regarding specific issues or disputes.

Both parties agree that this “Without Prejudice” communication shall not be construed as an admission of liability nor shall it prejudice any rights or remedies available under law.

Sydney, ______________________