Late payment terms
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Permalink Reply by Ned Seabrook on -
Jill,
Have you had a look at http://www.berr.gov.uk/files/file37581.pdf (attached) particularly the second half of col 1 on page 14.
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Late Payment Guide file37581.pdf, 390 KB
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Permalink Reply by Jill Pennington on -
Ned
Many thanks for this. It sounds as if our client is not behaving in the spirit of the act! It sounds as if we could agree in principal to their terms but still claim unfair treatment if it really came to it under the act.
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Permalink Reply by Ned Seabrook on
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What if...?
They may be unclear of the terms, or even unaware of the provisions of the act that allow a court to overrule such unfair terms.
If they were made aware, then perhaps they would drop the condition.
Which leads one to wonder - what are they really afraid of?
Ned
Jill Pennington said:Ned
Many thanks for this. It sounds as if our client is not behaving in the spirit of the act! It sounds as if we could agree in principal to their terms but still claim unfair treatment if it really came to it under the act.
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