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What do you guys think of this letter (bill is over 2 months LATE!!!)
I am writing to request payment for the outstanding invoice.
The total outstanding is: £1645.42
This is seriously overdue, I understand and empathise that cashflow issues affect all of us however this needs sorting.
If it is not settled within 14 days £15+VAT per day storage fees will be charged for the Jeep Compass.
After 28 days from the date of this letter we reserve the right to exercise our rights under the TORTS Act 1977 to sell the Jeep to cover the costs of the repairs, storage costs and sales fees.
We really don’t want to go down this route.
As a side thought, we are happy to purchase the Jeep for £3750 in it’s current state (taking into account the £1645.42 outstanding) if this it at all of interest to you.
Kind regards
I am writing to request payment for the outstanding invoice.
The total outstanding is: £1645.42
This is seriously overdue, I understand and empathise that cashflow issues affect all of us however this needs sorting.
If it is not settled within 14 days £15+VAT per day storage fees will be charged for the Jeep Compass.
After 28 days from the date of this letter we reserve the right to exercise our rights under the TORTS Act 1977 to sell the Jeep to cover the costs of the repairs, storage costs and sales fees.
We really don’t want to go down this route.
As a side thought, we are happy to purchase the Jeep for £3750 in it’s current state (taking into account the £1645.42 outstanding) if this it at all of interest to you.
Kind regards
Too much waffle.
Overdue account of £x .
Payment in full within 7 days or issue of small claims court action , if no payment follow through with the claim the next day , no more fannying about.
Why you would offer to buy in the same letter is beyond me I’m afraid , muddying the water at best.
Overdue account of £x .
Payment in full within 7 days or issue of small claims court action , if no payment follow through with the claim the next day , no more fannying about.
Why you would offer to buy in the same letter is beyond me I’m afraid , muddying the water at best.
Josho said:
What do you guys think of this letter (bill is over 2 months LATE!!!)
An invoice of £1,645.42 for your Jeep Compass is over 60 days past due.
If this sum is not settled within 14 days £15+VAT per day storage fees will be chargable.
After 28 days from the date of this letter we reserve the right to exercise our rights under the TORTS Act 1977 to sell the Jeep to cover the costs of the repairs, storage costs and sales fees.
Please contact us to arrange settlement.
Regards
FIFYAn invoice of £1,645.42 for your Jeep Compass is over 60 days past due.
If this sum is not settled within 14 days £15+VAT per day storage fees will be chargable.
After 28 days from the date of this letter we reserve the right to exercise our rights under the TORTS Act 1977 to sell the Jeep to cover the costs of the repairs, storage costs and sales fees.
Please contact us to arrange settlement.
Regards
Goldfever4 said:
Josho said:
What do you guys think of this letter (bill is over 2 months LATE!!!)
An invoice of £1,645.42 for your Jeep Compass is over 60 days past due.
If this sum is not settled within 14 days £15+VAT per day storage fees will be chargable.
After 28 days from the date of this letter we reserve the right to exercise our rights under the TORTS Act 1977 to sell the Jeep to cover the costs of the repairs, storage costs and sales fees.
Please contact us to arrange settlement.
Regards
FIFYAn invoice of £1,645.42 for your Jeep Compass is over 60 days past due.
If this sum is not settled within 14 days £15+VAT per day storage fees will be chargable.
After 28 days from the date of this letter we reserve the right to exercise our rights under the TORTS Act 1977 to sell the Jeep to cover the costs of the repairs, storage costs and sales fees.
Please contact us to arrange settlement.
Regards
FIFY2
98elise said:
singlecoil said:
You can't charge storage fees unless that was part of the original agreement.
He's offering a new agreement for storing the car if they don't collect it. The owner can avoid that by paying their bill and collecting their car.Cheers guys.
To make it slightly more confusing we did an accident repair on a 5 Series and when we dropped it off we collected a Jeep that needed some work doing.
We've held off on the work as they let us down on the promised pay date for BMW.
The only reason we let the BMW go is because we were collecting the Jeep.
To make it slightly more confusing we did an accident repair on a 5 Series and when we dropped it off we collected a Jeep that needed some work doing.
We've held off on the work as they let us down on the promised pay date for BMW.
The only reason we let the BMW go is because we were collecting the Jeep.
TooMany2cvs said:
Why capitalise torts? It's a word, not an acronym. "...under the Torts Act 1977" (capital initials because you're referring to legislation)
it is not even called that. It is the Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977. The conventional(ish) acronym is "TIGA".I suggest that the OP reads section 12 and Schedule1, which set out in detail what needs to be done if a sale is to be lawfully conducted.
singlecoil said:
Was there a time limit on the original contract?
I don't know, but you seem to. You have made the bold statement that the contract is still effective. I have merely suggested that might not be the case.I'm guessing that when you say time limit, you actually mean payment terms. If so, "Pay me when I finish" dropped into the conversation would suffice.
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