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Uneforceable loan agreements
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How can there be five breaches 'to do with apr'?
Even if there were there is no guarantee that a court would declare the signed agreement to be improperly executed and unenforceable.
If you were facing repossession, this might be worth a last-ditch attempt at defence using a decent company like Stephensons.
But in your case the whole thing sounds bizarre.
I have actually seen a agreement with ten issues on it. These were not all to do with APR though.
i think you will find that some issues do actually make an agreement unenforceable and the court of appeal has already set precedence.I am a former Broker, former IFA and former compliance officer, for my sins.
However, I have since seen the light.0
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