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The Promissory Letter For Not Paying Tuition Fee is a crucial document used in the UAE education sector when students or their guardians have outstanding tuition fee payments. This document, governed by UAE Civil Code and educational regulations, provides a legally binding commitment to pay outstanding fees according to an agreed schedule. It is typically implemented when regular payment terms have not been met and the institution requires additional security for the debt. The letter includes specific details about the debt amount, payment schedule, parties involved, and consequences of default. It serves both as a debt acknowledgment and a payment planning tool, helping educational institutions manage their financial risks while providing students with a formal framework to fulfill their financial obligations. The document must comply with UAE legal requirements for promissory notes and consider any relevant Sharia law principles regarding financial obligations.

1. Date and Place: Current date and location where the letter is being executed

2. Student Information: Full legal name, Emirates ID, student ID, and contact details of the student (or parent/guardian if student is a minor)

3. Institution Details: Name and address of the educational institution to whom the debt is owed

4. Debt Acknowledgment: Clear statement acknowledging the specific amount owed for tuition fees, including the academic period covered

5. Promise to Pay: Explicit promise to pay the stated amount, including the payment schedule and terms

6. Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of payment installments, due dates, and payment methods

7. Default Consequences: Statement of consequences for failing to meet payment obligations

8. Signature Block: Space for signature, with full name and date, including witness signature if required