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The Contract Expired Letter is a crucial document in Indian business operations, used when a contract reaches its natural end date without renewal or termination. This document is essential for maintaining clear business records and ensuring compliance with Indian contract law. It should be issued promptly upon contract expiration and typically includes confirmation of the expiry, details of any pending obligations, return of properties or documents, and acknowledgment of any provisions that survive the expiration. The letter serves multiple purposes: it provides formal documentation of the contract's conclusion, helps prevent future disputes, and ensures both parties have clear understanding of their post-contract obligations. Under Indian jurisdiction, while not strictly required by law, this document is considered a best practice for proper contract management and record-keeping.

1. Letter Header: Include sender's details, recipient's details, date, and reference number of the original contract

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is regarding contract expiration, including the original contract name/number

3. Contract Identification: Specific details of the contract including original execution date and expiration date

4. Confirmation of Expiry: Clear statement confirming the contract has expired and effective date of expiration

5. Return of Property: Instructions regarding return of any company property, documents, or confidential information

6. Final Payments: Statement regarding any final payments or financial reconciliation required

7. Closure Statement: Professional closing statement and next steps if any

8. Signature Block: Sender's signature, name, designation, and company details