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  • Litigation With No Termination Notice

    It is my understanding that a court claim can comence without a termination notice if it is just for the arrears

    but to go for the full balance, a termination notice must be issued prior to an n1 claim

    just need confirmation

    many thanks

    JUST BEEN LOOKING THROUGH THE CCA AND CANT FIND THE RELEVANT LEGISLATION nder

    Consumer Credit (Enforcement, Default and Termination Notices) (amendment) Regulations 2004
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    Re: Litigation With No Termination Notice

    Originally posted by keithposty View Post
    It is my understanding that a court claim can comence without a termination notice if it is just for the arrears

    but to go for the full balance, a termination notice must be issued prior to an n1 claim

    just need confirmation

    many thanks

    JUST BEEN LOOKING THROUGH THE CCA AND CANT FIND THE RELEVANT LEGISLATION nder

    Consumer Credit (Enforcement, Default and Termination Notices) (amendment) Regulations 2004
    If you mean Default Notice I am sure the answer is yes. Others will be able to confirm.

    QCK

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    • #3
      Re: Litigation With No Termination Notice

      does a termination notice have to be issued AFTER a default notice has expired to bring a court claim

      ALSO

      with a default notce

      to rectify a default notice,it must be done within 14 days plus 2 for postage

      is this 14 consecutive or working days
      Last edited by postggj; 4th October 2011, 09:55:AM.

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      • #4
        Re: Litigation With No Termination Notice

        Originally posted by keithposty View Post
        does a termination notice have to be issued AFTER a default notice has expired to bring a court claim

        ALSO

        with a default notce

        to rectify a default notice,it must be done within 14 days plus 2 for postage

        is this 14 consecutive or working days
        Keith I'm sure the answer to you 1st point is no and the 2nd is consecutive.

        QCK

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        • #5
          Re: Litigation With No Termination Notice

          Keith

          Providing it has been issued after October 2006 (I cannot remember the exact date), it has to be 14 clear days after receipt, and as Kate says, they are consecutive.

          Prior to October 2006 it was seven days.

          Alan

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          • #6
            Re: Litigation With No Termination Notice

            14 Days from 19/12/2006, was when it changed from 7 to 14 days

            allowing also 2 days for service


            the point i am trying to make is

            IS A TERMINATION NOTICE A LEGAL REQUIREMENT OR BY NOT RECTIFYING A DEFAULT NOTICED,

            TERMINATION IS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRESSION

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            • #7
              Re: Litigation With No Termination Notice

              They do not have to terminate if you fail to rectify a DN. If you look it normally say "we may do whatever". A demand for the full amount owing is usually the cue that the account has been terminated. Thus court action is also termination as they are normally asking for the full amount owed.

              Alan

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