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The Notice To Cure Breach Of Contract is a critical legal document used when one party to a contract has failed to perform their obligations as agreed. This document is particularly important in the Nigerian legal context, where formal notification of breaches and opportunities to cure are often required before pursuing legal remedies. It serves multiple purposes: officially documenting the breach, demanding specific corrective actions, setting clear timelines for remedy, and establishing a paper trail for potential future litigation. The notice should be drafted with careful attention to detail, citing specific contract clauses that have been breached and providing clear, actionable steps for resolution. This document is often a prerequisite for further legal action under Nigerian law and can significantly strengthen the sender's position if litigation becomes necessary.

1. Sender and Recipient Details: Full legal names and addresses of both parties, including contract roles (e.g., 'Contractor', 'Client')

2. Contract Reference: Clear identification of the relevant contract including date, title, and any reference numbers

3. Notice of Breach: Formal statement declaring the breach of contract, with reference to specific contract clauses violated

4. Details of Breach: Specific description of how the contract was breached, including dates, events, and relevant facts

5. Cure Requirements: Clear statement of what actions must be taken to remedy the breach

6. Cure Period: Specific timeframe within which the breach must be cured

7. Consequences: Statement of what will happen if the breach is not cured within the specified period