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Dealing with default remedies and consequential litigation in relation to agreements regulated by the Consumer Credit Act 1974 can have many pitfalls, which can result in legal challenges and cases being dismissed on the grounds of non-compliance with the statutory requirements under the Act and/or the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR).

COURSE AIMS
The course aims to de-mystify the statutory requirements on default remedies under the Consumer Credit Act 1974 and the importance of compliance with the CPR.

COURSE CONTENT
The course will cover the statutory requirements on default remedies under the Consumer Credit Act 1974. It will give a summary of the legal system in England and Wales and will explain how a claim commences and progresses to trial. It will cover, the importance of the Civil Procedure Rules, the ‘overriding objective’ of those rules, the relevant pre-action protocols and will advise upon the most effective methods of enforcing a judgment once obtained.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The subject matter of the course is designed to meet the needs of both the Legal Practitioner and Creditor/Owner alike and will prove invaluable to people at all levels within the Consumer Credit and Consumer Hire Industry, particularly those involved in collections, compliance and litigation.

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