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Cost consequences for failure to withdraw defective statutory demand
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19 August 2021
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Creditors and debtors must take care in ascertaining whether a statutory demand is valid and complies with the legislative requirements. In circumstances where flaws are identified, parties should act quickly to resolve the deficiencies or risk having the order set aside and indemnity costs being awarded.
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