demand notice

[Marrs7]

Hi!

Can someone please tell me if a lawyer would ever tell a client that to do this > http://www.cheekybutts.com.au/ (see red account notice "Amanda Bringgs your account is 10 weeks overdue" ) as an approperate way of sending a customer a demand letter?

Particularly when the said customer claims to have tried to contact the shop owner many times but gets no response and claims to have proof of payment and is happy to try and sort it out in private.

Surely a lawyer would never say that this is an approperate way to give a demand notice to a customer?

(not to mention that if the customer has paid, it is defamation)

 

[Cheeky]

The matter was referred to the courts and the defendant Amanda Briggs was found to have not payed and to have recieved the goods, judgment was then passed against her for the amount owed and any court fees and solicitors fees in the Victorian Court in Australia as that is where she resides.
The last paperwork sent stated in April that there is a warrant for her arrest.

Defamation is only when what is being said is untrue in this case what was stated was in fact the truth and the courts have verified this fact.

This information is freely available.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

U.s. Law Only!!!!!!!!!!!