Hi All, I just need a little advice on how to handle a creditor of my partner if possible. She was studying for a degree and engage a nursery for chilcare, funded by student finance England. To cut a long story short, SFE miscalculated her entitlements leaving her with a huge shortfall. This ended her degree studies half way through her final year and led to her defaulting on what she owed the nursery.
The creditor has now begun to hassle me at work for payment. I was unaware of the sums owing as this isn't my account but the creditor is threatening me with court. Now I'm not about to let my partner handle this alone but she is a little concerned that he's emailed me at work with information regarding her account, Is this a breach of the DPA?? Can he take ME to court for an account which is not mine and can he hassle me at work for this?
Please see the anonymised email below, any advice gratefully recieved!!
From: ] On Behalf Of
Sent: 02 April 2015 12:09
To:
Subject: Nursery outstanding invoices [Scanned]
I am the director of nursery and have been passed your file regarding the debts that remain unpaid.
We have instructed Daniels Silverman as you will no doubt be aware.
They have gone as far as they can before taking legal action, this needs to be instigated by ourselves. Any legal action will ramp up the costs dramatically.
I am willing to make one last offer to you.
If you pay the sum of £1782 by close of play on Friday 10th April then no further action will be taken and the debt will be considered to be settled.
If we do not receive the sum specified by the 10th I'm afraid we will have no choice but to instruct Daniels Silverman to pursue the debt through the small claims court. They will of course add their charges onto this debt. Their charges are considerable already with the work they have already carried out.
As Director of the nursery I assure you that I will pursue every legal avenue to retrieve this outstanding debt. I owe it not only to the nursery who provide childcare for the village but also to the many parents and families who unerringly pay for their childcare.
I look forward to you giving the matter your immediate attention, please let me know via email when any payment has been made.
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The creditor has now begun to hassle me at work for payment. I was unaware of the sums owing as this isn't my account but the creditor is threatening me with court. Now I'm not about to let my partner handle this alone but she is a little concerned that he's emailed me at work with information regarding her account, Is this a breach of the DPA?? Can he take ME to court for an account which is not mine and can he hassle me at work for this?
Please see the anonymised email below, any advice gratefully recieved!!
From: ] On Behalf Of
Sent: 02 April 2015 12:09
To:
Subject: Nursery outstanding invoices [Scanned]
I am the director of nursery and have been passed your file regarding the debts that remain unpaid.
We have instructed Daniels Silverman as you will no doubt be aware.
They have gone as far as they can before taking legal action, this needs to be instigated by ourselves. Any legal action will ramp up the costs dramatically.
I am willing to make one last offer to you.
If you pay the sum of £1782 by close of play on Friday 10th April then no further action will be taken and the debt will be considered to be settled.
If we do not receive the sum specified by the 10th I'm afraid we will have no choice but to instruct Daniels Silverman to pursue the debt through the small claims court. They will of course add their charges onto this debt. Their charges are considerable already with the work they have already carried out.
As Director of the nursery I assure you that I will pursue every legal avenue to retrieve this outstanding debt. I owe it not only to the nursery who provide childcare for the village but also to the many parents and families who unerringly pay for their childcare.
I look forward to you giving the matter your immediate attention, please let me know via email when any payment has been made.
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A little advice please?
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