The importance of checking your dates.

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The importance of checking your dates.

4th March 2024, 09:21:AM

A recent case involving Lowell Portfolio I Limited shows the importance of checking your dates for limitation purposes. In this case, a default notice had been served in 2008, there was no copy of the notice available from the creditor, and it wasn’t necessary at that stage to ask the customer to find the Default […]

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