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The Counter Demand Letter is a critical legal instrument in the UAE's commercial and civil dispute resolution framework. It is typically used when a party receives a demand letter and needs to both defend against the original claims and assert their own demands against the sender. This document must be drafted in compliance with UAE Federal Laws and should clearly state the rejection of original claims while presenting well-substantiated counter-demands. The Counter Demand Letter serves as an important pre-litigation document that can potentially lead to settlement negotiations or form the basis for future legal proceedings in UAE courts. It should be precise, comprehensive, and maintain professional tone while adhering to local legal requirements for formal communications.

1. Sender Details: Full legal name, address, and contact information of the party sending the counter demand

2. Recipient Details: Full legal name, address, and contact information of the party who sent the original demand letter

3. Reference Information: Date, reference numbers, and details of the original demand letter being responded to

4. Acknowledgment of Original Demand: Formal acknowledgment of receiving the original demand letter with its date and key claims

5. Rejection of Claims: Clear and specific rejection of the claims made in the original demand letter, with brief reasoning

6. Counter Claims: Detailed presentation of any counter claims being made against the original demanding party

7. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant laws, contracts, or agreements supporting the counter position

8. Demand Statement: Clear statement of what is being demanded from the other party

9. Time Frame: Specific deadline for response or action required from the recipient

10. Closing Statement: Standard legal reservation of rights and intention to take legal action if demands are not met