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Statutory demands are a formal way of asking for a debt to be paid - get the forms to send, cancel or set aside a statutory demand.
You can make a statutory demand to ask for payment of a debt from an…
Choose the form you need, fill it in and deliver (‘serve’) it to the…
You must deliver (‘serve’) the statutory demand form by: giving it to the…
If you do not agree with a statutory demand you’ve been given, you can…
Contact the Insolvency Enquiry Line for information about delivering and…
A statutory demand is a formal written demand for payment of a debt within 21 days.
Find out what unacceptable or unreasonable actions are and how we approach them.
If someone owes you money, you can use this form (a ‘statutory demand’) to demand payment within 21 days.
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This section of the SEPs Resource Hub provides an explanation of SEP specific words and terms used throughout the guidance.
This study focuses on the period between 2007 and 2017 to investigate the dynamics of fuel protest in Nigeria
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