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In light of the recent judgements concerning Default Notices issued under the Consumer Credit Act. It would be interesting to hear of any cases where this issue has been addressed in the Supreme Court, either in part or in full.
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Re: CCA Defaults and the Supreme Court
What judgements in particular do you mean? -
Re: CCA Defaults and the Supreme Court
The judgement(s) I'm referring to are the one's handed down in the Brandon case and such.Originally posted by LuggerBugs View Post
I'm looking to find out if this issue (defaults and termination under the CCA) has been addressed in any supreme court cases. Obviously this could be important for debtors as we often rely on case law in defending actions from creditors and the recent adverse judgements handed down (e.g in Brandon case) may require a defendant to cite precedents from a higher court in order to form a successful defence.Comment
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Re: CCA Defaults and the Supreme Court
As far as I can make out, some cases that were relying on a similar defence were being stayed pending the outcome of the Brandon case. So I think it unlikely there will be any other case law for a wee while yet.
If anybody knows different, please feel free to correct me.Comment
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