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28 Apr 2015, 18:57
Erroneously obtaining garnishes
I obtained a garnished back in August 2011 the 22nd,From then Coombe&
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02 May 2023, 21:58Hello Hidden microphon,
We act herein on behalf of our client and confirm that we received instructions to collect the outstanding debt through the section 58 and 65J procedure, in terms of the Magistrate's Court Act.
We proceeded to contract an external tracing company to attend to trace and consult you with regard to repayment arrangements.
On or about the 1st September 2011 tracer consulted you and you acknowledged the debt and consented to an immediate judgment and an emoluments attachment order. You consented to judgment of the handover amount, plus interest at 60%(this is contractual interest), legal costs, expenses and collection commission until such time as the judgment amount has been paid up. It is our instructions that this was indeed explained to you.
Interest was added as per the court order.
I confirm I have emailed you the documents. I also attached a statement.
We would further like to refer you the \caveat subscriptor\" rule
We act herein on behalf of our client and confirm that we received instructions to collect the outstanding debt through the section 58 and 65J procedure, in terms of the Magistrate's Court Act.
We proceeded to contract an external tracing company to attend to trace and consult you with regard to repayment arrangements.
On or about the 1st September 2011 tracer consulted you and you acknowledged the debt and consented to an immediate judgment and an emoluments attachment order. You consented to judgment of the handover amount, plus interest at 60%(this is contractual interest), legal costs, expenses and collection commission until such time as the judgment amount has been paid up. It is our instructions that this was indeed explained to you.
Interest was added as per the court order.
I confirm I have emailed you the documents. I also attached a statement.
We would further like to refer you the \caveat subscriptor\" rule
Flemix and Associates Inc's reply02 May 2023, 21:58
Official
Hello Hidden microphon,
We act herein on behalf of our client and confirm that we received instructions to collect the outstanding debt through the section 58 and 65J procedure, in terms of the Magistrate's Court Act.
We proceeded to contract an external tracing company to attend to trace and consult you with regard to repayment arrangements.
On or about the 1st September 2011 tracer consulted you and you acknowledged the debt and consented to an immediate judgment and an emoluments attachment order. You consented to judgment of the handover amount, plus interest at 60%(this is contractual interest), legal costs, expenses and collection commission until such time as the judgment amount has been paid up. It is our instructions that this was indeed explained to you.
Interest was added as per the court order.
I confirm I have emailed you the documents. I also attached a statement.
We would further like to refer you the \caveat subscriptor\" rule
We act herein on behalf of our client and confirm that we received instructions to collect the outstanding debt through the section 58 and 65J procedure, in terms of the Magistrate's Court Act.
We proceeded to contract an external tracing company to attend to trace and consult you with regard to repayment arrangements.
On or about the 1st September 2011 tracer consulted you and you acknowledged the debt and consented to an immediate judgment and an emoluments attachment order. You consented to judgment of the handover amount, plus interest at 60%(this is contractual interest), legal costs, expenses and collection commission until such time as the judgment amount has been paid up. It is our instructions that this was indeed explained to you.
Interest was added as per the court order.
I confirm I have emailed you the documents. I also attached a statement.
We would further like to refer you the \caveat subscriptor\" rule