Here's the template's I was referring to previously.
It must be noted that these documents are in current use in the public domain and are recognised by banks and lenders.
The first,being the
Notice of Request for Adequate Assurance of Due Performance will be served after the time period allowed for response to the
Notice of Discharge and Request for Clarification and subsiquent
Notice of Dishonour/Oppertunity to Cure have been dishonoured.
Upon dishonour, a
Commercial Affidavit of Truth will be served. (I'll post this up as soon as it is in template form)
The second, Notice of Termination will be held back and used as counter claim should the lender proceed with a claim through the courts. Should no proceedings be made by the lender, the notice will be served in due course.
Finally, A claim will be made as stated in the Notice of Request for Assurance of Due Performance for the deed, promissory note and damages representing 3 times the original loan.
Templates for the claim will follow shortly.
Hope this is of help to you.
It must be noted that the templates that follow are for advisory, entertainment purposes only and anyone choosing to apply their contents in a matter must do so having taken full knowledge of the reasons and circumstances for use and the possible penalties involved for getting it wrong or becoming involved in a commercial claim without a full understanding of it's workings and principles. The use of this method of redemption is NOT for the faint hearted and if not properly excercised could result in the claimant having a nice stay at her majesty's B&B.Now follows the templates:John: Doe
c/o Address line 1
Address line 2
Address line 3
Address line 4
Near [POST CODE]
Non-Domestic Without the United Kingdom
Lender’s name and address
Address line 2
Address line 3
Address line 4
POST CODE
Date here:
Your Ref:
Notice Requesting Adequate Assurance of Due Performance
Notice to Agent is Notice to Principal. Notice to Principal is Notice to Agent
Principal Creditor and Authorised Agent for MR JOHN DOE, hereafter ‘The Borrower’
Dear
Following your dishonour of my Notice of Discharge and Request for Clarification dated DATE HERE and my Notice of Dishonour and Opportunity to Cure dated DATE HERE I now serve you Notice Requesting Adequate Assurance of Due Performance.
It has come to my attention, following consultation with an executive level chartered accountant and extensive research on the statutes governing the banking industry, that there is every reason to believe that LENDERS NAME is not Holder-in-due-Course of MR JOHN DOE’s promissory note and/or may be in breach of the alleged loan agreement concerning the above-referenced account.
Therefore, I am hereby serving notice of my intention to discharge the alleged debt in full, using the same specie of money that LENDER used to fund the alleged loan, provided that I receive specific answers to the following questions:
1. According to the alleged loan agreement, did LENDER, lend its own money as adequate consideration to purchase the promissory note (loan agreement) from MR JOHN DOE? YES or NO.
2. According to the relevant bookkeeping entries, did LENDER, lend its own money as adequate consideration to purchase the promissory note (loan agreement) from MR JOHN DOE? YES or NO.
3. According to the alleged loan agreement, was MR JOHN DOE to provide valuable consideration to fund the alleged loan? YES or NO.
4. According to the relevant book keeping entries, did LENDER accept anything of value from MR JOHN DOE that was used to give value to a cheque or similar instrument of approximately the same value of the alleged loan? YES or NO.
5. Did LENDER follow UK GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles of the United Kingdom) in the execution of the alleged loan agreement? YES or NO.
6. Can LENDER provide evidence that its accountant and auditor at the time of the execution of the alleged loan confirmed that it followed GAAP in the execution of the alleged loan? YES or NO.
7. Was it the intent of the alleged loan agreement that the party who funded the loan is the party that is to be repaid the money? YES or NO.
8. Are all the material facts of the alleged loan disclosed in the original (alleged) agreement?
YES or NO.
9. According to the alleged loan agreement, was MR JOHN DOE obliged to lend the promissory note to LENDER, or another financial institution in order to fund the alleged loan? YES or NO.
10. Are the economics of the alleged loan similar to stealing, counterfeiting and swindling against MR JOHN DOE? YES or NO.
Failure to answer these reasonable questions with specific answers within seven (7) days of your receipt of this notice, will comprise the tacit procuration of LENDER’S agreement that it has concealed material facts from MR JOHN DOE, that the promissory note has been altered or stolen and that the alleged borrower provided the funds that the alleged lender claims were lent to MR JOHN DOE, in which case, MR JOHN DOE is legally entitled to file a commercial injury claim for at least three times the value of the alleged loan.
Sincerely, without ill will , vexation or frivolity
By:
John: Doe
Authorised Representative for MR JOHN DOE
All Rights Reserved - Without Prejudice - Without Recourse - Non-Assumpsit
Errors & Omissions Excepted
And the Notice of TerminationDate:
Your Ref:
NOTICE OF TERMINATION
Notice to Agent is Notice to Principal. Notice to Principal is Notice to Agent
Principal Creditor and Authorised Agent for MR JOHN DOE, hereafter ‘The Borrower’
Dear
Following your dishonour of my Notice Requesting Adequate Assurance of Due Performance dated DATE HEREyou are now hereby served Notice of Termination.
This is timely notice that this contract and any obligation it created is hereby terminated for failure to provide Adequate Assurance of Due Performance as outlined in the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts 1994.
Article 7.3.4 - Adequate Assurance of Due Performance
A party who reasonably believes that there will be a fundamental non-performance by the other party may demand adequate assurance of due performance and may meanwhile withhold its own performance. Where this assurance is not provided within a reasonable time the party demanding it may terminate the contract.
All requests have been made in writing, and service has been recorded via registered post with delivery confirmation. Despite these requests for full disclosure I have not received information from the Bank to assure me of its performance, and that I received proper consideration to support the contract.
It must therefore be assumed that the Bank did not lend me it’s own pre-existing money or assets (including pre-existing money or assets it may have sourced from another institution), but merely monetised the loan instrument, my promissory note, creating a credit on account through book keeping entries that it used to fund the loan, as I have not received information to the contrary.
That would be an exchange, not a loan, and have not received full disclosure that I was to be the source of the funds. That is misrepresentation and fraud as I believed the Bank would be lending me it’s own pre-existing money.
You are requested to immediately release any deed, title or other document that you may be holding and return to me at the address above within seven (7) days of receipt of this notice.
Failure to do so will result in an action at law to recover it. Further, you are directed to correct any record of bad credit that you may have lodged with any credit reporting agency within seven (7) days.
Sincerely, without ill will , vexation or frivolity
By:
John: Doe
Authorised Representative for MR JOHN DOE
All Rights Reserved - Without Prejudice - Without Recourse - Non-Assumpsit
Errors & Omissions Excepted
Ironic, that those who would consider us mad choose to live in the madness of an illusion