Default Notice Statements

[taylorit]

Hello

 

Just checking over The Consumer Credit (Enforcement, Default and Termination Notices) Regulations 1983

 

 

The statements required on a default notice as per that act do they have to be word for word?

 

It also does not mention about an issue date only a remedy by date?

 

Default amount with CRA is higher than the default amount on the DN?

[Guest]

more info needed. do you have a thread on this?

[Guest]

 

It also does not mention about an issue date only a remedy by date?

wouldn't rely on that. is there not a date on the letter?

 

 

ps. unless proven otherwise, date of deemed 'service' (from which time starts) would usually depend on postage. eg first class deemed served 2nd working day after posting. so, the remedy date should allow for at least 14 days from 'service'.

Edited May 15, 2012 by Ford

[taylorit]

Am I right in thinking that a default notice (within the 4 corners) that does not contain a date of service other than a remedy breach date is defective?

 

The default notice meets all other requirements.

 

The default notice arrived with the statement which is dated 28 July, default notice reads payment must reach ABC Bank by 15 August.

 

I will upload default notice in due course if wish?

[dx100uk]

the date must be in the format dd/mm/yyyy not

just 14 days from the date of this letter

 

dx