Summary
In this letter dated September 8, 1988, M. R. Masani writes to the Regional Transport Officer in Bombay regarding Jeep No. MRZ 8939. He refers to an earlier letter sent on December 9, 1986, enclosing a registered-post acknowledgment, and protests what he describes as a renewed and unjustified demand from the officer’s office. Masani asks that the harassment stop and returns the disputed bill.
Key points
- The letter is dated September 8, 1988 and is addressed to the Regional Transport Officer in Bombay.
- Masani’s subject is Jeep No. MRZ 8939.
- He refers to an earlier letter dated December 9, 1986, sent by registered post.
- He disputes a renewed demand made by the transport office.
- He characterizes the demand as ridiculous and not legally or factually due.
- He asks the officer to stop the alleged harassment.
- The accompanying pages document postal acknowledgment and the sender’s envelope address.
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