Payday Loans NZ Prepared Within New Zealand

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) January 24, 2012 --

"Borrowers of payday loans nz in New Zealand need to know that if the statute of limitations, with regard to their payday loan or payday loans, has expired, it is illegal for the payday loan lender to contact the borrower for payments. If the lender continues to contact the borrower and harass him or her for the respective outstanding payday loan payments, the borrower then has the legal right to file an official complaint against the payday loan lender. If the lender still persists with their harassment then the borrower can file a lawsuit against the payday loan lender for harassing the borrower. This is an important legal aspect that all borrowers who have outstanding payday loans (i.e. not paid back to the lender for a number of years) need to understand and remember".

"That being said, borrowers of payday loans nz in New Zealand need to take cognisance of the fact that the statute of limitations on old payday debt accounts is counted from the date when the borrower made their last repayment towards the payday loan debt. Even if the payday loan debt is five years old and the borrower has been making small payments toward the outstanding payday loan and the last payment the borrower made towards that debt was six months ago, the courts will consider it to be only six months that have passed. This is according to the statute of limitations. However, if the borrower has not made any payments toward that outstanding payday loan account for the last several years, then legally, the borrower might be judged as not owing any further payments towards that outstanding payday loan".

"Even though the laws pertaining to payday loans nz in New Zealand have no provision for a jail sentence for borrowers who have five year old payday debts outstanding in their name, their respective lenders still keep on harassing them for the payments and still issue them with false jail sentence threats. If these lenders are still contacting borrowers telephonically or physically contacting their borrowers and threatening them with a jail sentence, then all the borrower has to do is stand up to them and tell them that they are aware of their legal rights and that a jail sentence is legally not possible or allowed. The borrower can then also inform the lender that their threats are illegal and that the borrower can take legal action against them for continuing with such threats".

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