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Things about to get very serious and much more real? / Felicitas Letters
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Originally posted by cojak View PostClumsy cut and paste, as we can see...
(Oh, and they piggy-backed onto other's court cases if I remember correctly.)Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by WJK View PostThey are Back!
Just received mail today 11th August.
Below is an extract from the mail. It goes on to say that if I pay xxx which is a final settlement by end of August then they will write off the rest!Leave a comment:
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And not really a surprise given that HMRC basically gave all trusts the nod to transfer their "loans" to third parties at the end of July.
Beyond that there isn't much to add but remember the only court cases we have seen are (I believe) bankruptcy cases where Felicitas didn't initiate anything and were simply trying to be part of the claim (and in that scenario there is little point for anyone to argue over their claim)Leave a comment:
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Clumsy cut and paste, as we can see...
(Oh, and they piggy-backed onto other's court cases if I remember correctly.)Leave a comment:
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They are Back!
Just received mail today 11th August.
Below is an extract from the mail. It goes on to say that if I pay xxx which is a final settlement by end of August then they will write off the rest!
Mail extract:
We write in connection with the loans you took out in the years 2013 and 2014, in connection with tax
avoidance. As you know, we have acquired the rights to receive any interest and capital repayments.
You agreed to the terms of your loans as specified in the schedule attached. The table shows, amongst
other things, when and how you agreed to the loan terms, and an extract of the terms showing our right to
demand repayment. Each of these agreements has been made available to you through our client gateway.
If you have not yet obtained copies, you may do so by contacting us using the information at the top of this
letter.
As you can see, we have the right to demand repayment of the capital. This letter is a demand that you
make repayment of all the amounts outstanding. The due date is calculated in accordance with the terms
of the loan and shown in the schedule. You may be aware that we have been involved in a number of court
cases in relation to similar debts. In not a single case has a court found that the money was not due. In
some cases, we asked the courts to protect our right to begin bankruptcy proceedings, and our requests
were granted.
As you can see, we have the right to demand repayment of the capital. This letter is a demand that you
make repayment of all the amounts outstanding. The due date is calculated in accordance with the terms
of the loan and shown in the schedule. You may be aware that we have been involved in a number of court
cases in relation to similar debts. In not a single case has a court found that the money was not due. In
some cases, we asked the courts to protect our right to begin bankruptcy proceedings, and our requests
were granted.
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Possibly, yet more likely to be extremely busy correcting the grammar in Elysium's response documentsLeave a comment:
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I do know said people are extremely busy with Elysium at the moment.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Monkeypower View PostAll Quiet On the Western Front !
With a bit of luck, they've moved on to more fruitful endeavours.Leave a comment:
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