Hello! please excuse me if I have a sniff around for stuff on assignment...:beagle:
I have a few problems with some creditors and one has taken me to court.
There are two invalid defaults which no not allow for the 14 days after service and also demand the repayment of the total balance on the loan account. The default state that the only further action to be taken is legal to recover the total balance.
A third default (never received) seems to be reported on my credit file six months after the end of the fixed term. It also reports missing payments after the fixed term of the loan, which amount to double the payments actually missed.
The OC has taken me to court, even though I've had a NOA and a 86(B) notice from the new creditor. Does the OC have any right of action if he is no longer the creditor and has assigned all his rights/security to another party?
As it is the OC I was interested in section 142 (Power to declare rights of parties) and perhaps to enforce another term of the agreement against them.
Thanks
aw:
I have a few problems with some creditors and one has taken me to court.
There are two invalid defaults which no not allow for the 14 days after service and also demand the repayment of the total balance on the loan account. The default state that the only further action to be taken is legal to recover the total balance.
A third default (never received) seems to be reported on my credit file six months after the end of the fixed term. It also reports missing payments after the fixed term of the loan, which amount to double the payments actually missed.
The OC has taken me to court, even though I've had a NOA and a 86(B) notice from the new creditor. Does the OC have any right of action if he is no longer the creditor and has assigned all his rights/security to another party?
As it is the OC I was interested in section 142 (Power to declare rights of parties) and perhaps to enforce another term of the agreement against them.
Thanks
aw:
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