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The Limitation Act 1980 Article not rated yet
The Limitation Act 1980 sets out the rules on how long a creditor has to take action against you for a debt. This Article describes the types of debts it can used against, and contains an example lett...
Why Use an IVA? Article not rated yet
Why Use an IVA? The Problem With Other Debt Solutions When personal debt has become out of hand, there is normally not enough money each month to maintain the minimum monthly payments on personal ...
Certificate of Summary Administration Article not rated yet
Certificate of Summary Administration Having a Certificate of Summary Administration simplifies the whole bankruptcy procedure and also keeps the costs down. It means that an Official Receiver will...
IOUs/bills of exchange/promissory notes/cheques Article not rated yet
IOUs/bills of exchange/promissory notes Where an IOU is involved, note the effect of Sections 62 and 89 Bills of Exchange Act 1882. If the holder of a bill of exchange (S62) or of a promissory note...
The solicitor’s bill Article rated 5.0/5.0
The solicitor’s bill You should get your bill within a reasonable time after your solicitor has finished the work they have done for you, and it will be made up of three elements: disbursements, VA...
 

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