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In the context of Malaysian business transactions and contract law, a Counter Offer Rejection Letter is used when one party wishes to formally decline terms proposed in a counter offer. This document becomes necessary when, following an initial offer, the receiving party has proposed alternative terms (counter offer), and the original offering party decides not to accept these modified terms. The letter serves as formal documentation of the rejection and helps maintain clear communication in business negotiations. Under Malaysian law, particularly the Contracts Act 1950, such formal communication helps establish clear legal positions and can be crucial for maintaining records of negotiation processes. The document typically needs to be clear, professional, and unambiguous to effectively communicate the rejection while potentially maintaining business relationships for future opportunities.

1. Letter Header: Including sender's details, recipient's details, date, and reference number if applicable

2. Subject Line: Clear reference to the counter offer being rejected, including dates and reference numbers of previous communications

3. Opening Acknowledgment: Acknowledgment of receiving the counter offer, with specific reference to when it was received and what it pertained to

4. Rejection Statement: Clear and unambiguous statement of rejection of the counter offer

5. Brief Explanation: Concise explanation of key reasons for rejection (keeping it professional and factual)

6. Closing: Professional closing statement, signature block, and sender's details