Ding dong.......how prompt..hand delivered.
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Rule 6.1
Statutory Demand under section 268(1) (a)of the insolvency ACT. Debt for liquidated sum payable immediatly.
This is in an important document. You should refere to the notes entitled " How to comply with a Statory Demand or have it set aside"
If you wish to have this demand set aside you must make an application to do so within 18 days, after 21 days you could be made bankcrupt and you property and goods taken away from you.
Please read the demand carefully. If you are in any doubht about your position you should seek advice immediatly from your nearest CAB or from a solictor.
.....Blah...blah........................................ 3 x a4 in all, also lists my nearest court as an option to 'apply' to have it set aside.
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My first immpression is this..........
WHEN WE HAVE OUR OWN TRIBUNIAL THIS IS THE TYPE OF DEMAND WE MAKE AS A PRELIMERARY JUDGMENT in commercial matters, because the recipient must respond OR risk being found bankcrupt by their court.
This document is raised by the creditor, who is basically saying, if you can't pay then you must be bankcrupt - YOU MUST RESPOND, it a mother of TACIT AGREEMENT CONTRACTS.
mmm...can I or my trust be other than bankcrupt...?....good question my young padowan.
It is time for A4V? nope
Is it time for issuing a BOND? nope..
nar...lets face it, its not me that's bankcrupt, that's my story and I'm sticking to it...I am counter claiming the full contract amount, costs, and demanding that they return all monies payed by me in to thier 'account'...total about 19k.
But from now on I'll ignore them completly and deal only with the court, the plaintiff have declared themselves under the jurisdiction of the court, I need not 'see' them directly anymore, they have no legal standing to me. I will ask the court the use their jurisdiction to recover the monies from the jurisdictional persons (ltd company). As I have proved there is no contract
