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23 Notices under statutory provisions

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23 Notices under statutory provisions

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2: FORM OF NOTICE

23 Notices under statutory provisions

The express written notice to a debtor required by the Law of Property Act 1925 Section 136(1) before an assignment can take effect as a legal assignment1 need not be worded as a formal notice provided that it indicates with sufficient certainty that the assignor has executed a document which assigns to the assignee the debt formerly due to the assignor and that the debt must be paid to the assignee and not to the assignor2. The notice must not, however, incorrectly state the date of the assignment nor, it seems, the

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