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NHL - Will SARN whip them up?

from Miranda Lipton (miranda.lipton@virgin.net)
Also ... if NHL's shortfall claim on me is approaching the 12 year limitation - would a SAR Notice antagonise them into prioritising my case, in order to get it into court before their time is up? Would it be better to start off by asking for details of their claim (without prej, of course), and start from there. The Do's & Don't Section is fairly specific that a serving a SAR Notice is the first thing I should do - but I'm a bit concerned that this could be construed as "over-reaction" on my part, thereby indicating to them that I have something to hide or protect, (a little money).

If I want to make F&F settlement, how do I steer them into an offer situation - do I offer first, (again, this might indicate that I can afford the debt), or wait for them to ask for an amount which I then reduce?

I understand the burden of proof is on them - but ideally I'd like to settle at an acceptable percent, without having to go into battle as if push came to shove and I had to go to court - I would have to disclose all details of my savings.

Just to elaborate - the shortfall claim is almost exactly the amount that I have in cash on deposit in a BS high interest account. This money came to me from my Mother's will; I have no other assets or income.

(posted 7474 days ago)

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