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From 1st January 2013 to 30 June 2013 a record number of 327035 complaints were dealt with, an increase of 15% on the previous 6 months.
PPI complaints accounted for more than 8 out of 10 of the total complaints.
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The conclusion of a contract when purchasing a vehicle occurs when a deposit or the full purchase price is paid.
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The lender writes to our member for assistance with paperwork, but our member decides to ignore it.
If you state that every vehicle comes with a new MOT, then ensure that they do!
Unlike a notice to collect goods, a notice of intention to sell uncollected goods can be used for all types of conventional bailment, and not just where the goods were left for repair, valuation, or storage.
Bailment is one of the most common legal relationships that many businesses find themselves in with consumers.
Dealing with discretionary commission arrangements and concern that customers are not getting a fair deal on GAP (Guaranteed Asset Protection) insurance products.
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