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Re: NRAM plc v McAdam & Hartley – NRAM Board Seeks Leave to Appeal – UK Asset Resolut
For me it has to be supported from regulation & an admission of lack of interest being either in representation or otherwise.
The providers need not rely on old outdated terms or moreover rely on "core terms" (outdated) the law & its every evolving impact must surely take precedence.
The sums involved are huge......both ways, what is right is to follow the rules on "fairness" & apply blanket.
That for me means the CCA does apply, not might or if at the ability of a defendant in argument, a judges opinion or any potentially additional circumstance.
FCA need to perform & fast on this.
For me it has to be supported from regulation & an admission of lack of interest being either in representation or otherwise.
The providers need not rely on old outdated terms or moreover rely on "core terms" (outdated) the law & its every evolving impact must surely take precedence.
The sums involved are huge......both ways, what is right is to follow the rules on "fairness" & apply blanket.
That for me means the CCA does apply, not might or if at the ability of a defendant in argument, a judges opinion or any potentially additional circumstance.
FCA need to perform & fast on this.
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