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ARTICLE · 07 JANUARY 2010

Finance: Debt Recovery In South Australia

Tindall Gask Bentley
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As our economy slows, now more than ever contractors need experienced advisers who provide rapid responses to recover debts from delinquent debtors. Businesses can no longer afford to allow debtors extended credit terms. TGB have a team of experienced lawyers who provide commercial and cost-effective debt recovery solutions to get your debts reduced putting the money back into your business not your debtor’s business. The following is a brief overview of debt recovery procedures in South Aust

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Mark Gowans
Mark Gowans

As our economy slows, now more than ever contractors need experienced advisers who provide rapid responses to recover debts from delinquent debtors. Businesses can no longer afford to allow debtors extended credit terms. TGB have a team of experienced lawyers who provide commercial and cost-effective debt recovery solutions to get your debts reduced putting the money back into your business not your debtor's business. The following is a brief overview of debt recovery procedures in South Australia.

Procedure

The procedure to be undertaken for debt recovery in South Australia in any given situation depends upon:

  • whether the debt is genuinely disputed;
  • who the debtor is; and

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