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    Question statutory demand

    If I sent by registered post a statutory demand on the 28th February , and have in mind it was a leap year , when would the latest date be for the company to be allowed to put in an application notice for an interim injunction against the demand . In addition when would the statutory demand be deemed served if sent on the 28th by registered post ?
    Appreciate any advice .

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    Hi, Litigant in Person.
    Beware. Although a Statutory Demand can get a company's attention, their normal response is to apply for an injunction to stop you from taking the next step. You will have to appear in The High Court (or hire a Barrister) to show why you should be allowed to issue a statutory demand, the next step would be to apply to strike out your defence or claim or any evidence ( they can usually afford experienced barristers ) If you get to the final steps (21 days later) you will need to pay The Receivers Deposits (£1100) or thereabouts. You will need to appear in court many times (this is often because they know you will "Just drop it")

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