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How long is a statutory demand valid for? If you don't comply with a statutory demand or set it aside, the creditor has four months to petition for your bankruptcy. If a creditor wants to use a statutory demand that's more than four months old, they'll need the court's permission.
Responding to a statutory demand To respond, you must do one of the following: pay the debt. reach an agreement with the creditor to pay the debt in the future, for example by using a Company Voluntary Arrangement. put your company into administration.
A statutory demand is a formal request for the debt to be paid. You can choose to use the template statutory demand from the Accountant in Bankruptcy's website. This template is a guide only, its use is not mandatory. There may be additional content prescribed in legislation which you must include.
Once the Debtor Company has been served with a Statutory Demand, it then has a period of 15 working days to pay the debt or otherwise satisfy the demand (or make a formal dispute to the Court).
You can make a statutory demand to ask for payment of a debt from an individual or company. Anyone who's owed money (the 'creditor') can make a statutory demand. You do not need a lawyer. If the debt's over 6 years old, you cannot usually make a statutory demand.
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The first legal step to winding up a company or making an individual bankrupt is a statutory demand if the debt is for more than £750 or £5,000 respectively. A statutory demand is capable of being served as soon as the debt is due. A process server is recommended for personal service.
A statutory demand is often perceived as a powerful weapon which the Insolvency Act 2009 ('Insolvency Act') has placed into the hands of a creditor to secure the prompt settlement of a debt.
The Act aims to provide temporary relief to debtors from creditors' legal action for up to 6 months from 20 April 2020. In cases where the statutory demand is served on the debtors on or after 20 April 2020, the statutory period for debtors to respond to the demands is extended from 21 days to 6 months under the Act.
An individual who ignores a Statutory Demand, either by not paying the debt or making a mutually acceptable arrangement with the creditor, is at risk of being ordered bankrupt. Bankruptcy means that all of your assets will belong to a Trustee in Bankruptcy who will sell them and distribute payments to your creditors.
A statutory demand is a kind of written warning from a creditor. It will state that if you don't pay your debt or come to another arrangement that's acceptable to the creditor, they may start court proceedings to make you bankrupt.

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