What is a letter before action?
A letter before action is a formal letter sent before starting a claim, setting out the debt, what is owed and what may happen if payment is not made.
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A letter before action is a formal letter sent before starting a claim, setting out the debt, what is owed and what may happen if payment is not made.
Businesses may be able to claim statutory interest in some business-to-business situations, but the position depends on the contract and circumstances.
Gather invoices, contracts, delivery evidence, correspondence, payment records and any dispute details.
A disputed debt usually needs more careful assessment because the debtor may raise defences or counterclaims.
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