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Janet B
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2012
16 Feb 2017, 12:24
constant harrassment for debt that has prescribed
<p>I am constantly being harrassed at work by these people for a debt that has been prescibed. When you tell them it has been prescribed and do not call again they insist on harrassing me.</p>
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Replies (2)DMC's replyOfficial
16 Feb 2017, 14:01Thank you for your complaint, we will proceed to investigate same and will provide you with feedback soonest.
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Cherise Tyson
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DMC's reply16 Feb 2017, 14:01
Official
Thank you for your complaint, we will proceed to investigate same and will provide you with feedback soonest.
Kind Regards
Cherise Tyson
Tel: ***
Email: ***
DMC's replyOfficial
17 Feb 2017, 14:28Thank you for affording us the opportunity to investigate your complaint.
Prescription is a defence in law that can be raised should there be no payment, express or tacit acknowledgement of debt for an uninterrupted period of 3 years in respect of personal debt. Often a detailed factual investigation may be required in order to ascertain whether there has been an acknowledgment of the debt. As such each case needs to be adjudicated on the specific facts applicable, with only a competent court of law, in the absence of an agreement, having the authority to pronounce that a debt has prescribed.
We have investigated your defence of prescription and addressed your concerns in our correspondence dated 17 February 2017.
In light of the aforementioned, we have proceeded to close this query.
Kind Regards
Cherise Tyson
Tel: ***
Email: ***
DMC's reply17 Feb 2017, 14:28
Official
Thank you for affording us the opportunity to investigate your complaint.
Prescription is a defence in law that can be raised should there be no payment, express or tacit acknowledgement of debt for an uninterrupted period of 3 years in respect of personal debt. Often a detailed factual investigation may be required in order to ascertain whether there has been an acknowledgment of the debt. As such each case needs to be adjudicated on the specific facts applicable, with only a competent court of law, in the absence of an agreement, having the authority to pronounce that a debt has prescribed.
We have investigated your defence of prescription and addressed your concerns in our correspondence dated 17 February 2017.
In light of the aforementioned, we have proceeded to close this query.
Kind Regards
Cherise Tyson
Tel: ***
Email: ***
