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28/08/2015 3:46 pm
I have paid a lump sum to close my TD and my Trustee says that he has to obtain claims from all of my creditors.
I seem to remember that in some of the reviews that I had that the claims from some of my creditors was 0.
Why then if they couldn't be bothered making a claim when the trust deed was running should I have my discharge delayed as the Trustee chases up the creditors who have not submitted a claim previously?
It would make more sense if there was a time limit for claims to stop this happening.
Topic starter
28/08/2015 3:58 pm
Incidentally another reason for delay in closure was that they could not commence the process was that they had to wait for the cheque from my solicitor to clear. I was told that it took 11 days for the cheque to clear? Unfortunately I have no way of disproving this.
28/08/2015 5:17 pm
Hi gresgow
There's nothing to stop the Trustee issuing you with Form 5, discharging ou and remaining as Trustee to finalise the Trust Deed.
Mark
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28/08/2015 6:41 pm
Hi gresgow.
Any cheque can bounce for a surprisingly long time after it has been presented, even if the funds have apparently appeared in your account.
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02/09/2015 1:23 pm
Emailed my Relationship Manager in relation to what Mark said I also phoned him yesterday. I was told that they couldn't start discharge process as stated before. Then I got an email from TD company today from a different person saying they were ready to start discharge process and they just wanted to confirm my current address. Baffling.
02/09/2015 5:33 pm
Hi gresgow.
A bit confusing, but sounds like you're on the very final stretch.
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