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    The covering letter and prescription claim precedent/template(as an email attachment)


    Okay, so I’m being presumptuous! You now understand how extinctive prescription works, you also understand what will preclude you from successfully claiming extinctive prescription. You confident that none of the events that interrupt prescription apply to your case. The type of debt is one that becomes eligible for extinctive after a period of 3 years has elapsed from the date of your last payment. Section 11(d) is applicable for such debts. This is by and large: personal loans, credit cards, clothing accounts, vehicle finance,, cell phone accounts etc. You’ve made a quality decision to assert your rights, you good to go!

    You need a covering letter and preferably two methods of service on the creditor and/or their attorney. I advocate email and personal service but email and registered mail will also work. Even though emails are classified as ‘data message,’ by the ECT and is admissible as evidence. A potential problem with an email is simply this, it will reflect in your sent items but the recipient can claim that it went directly to spam or that someone may have deleted. This is the rationale for two modes of service.

    The covering letter(email)(You attach the modified extinctive prescription claim precedent/template)

    Subject box: XYZ bank: Account number 123456: Id number: 0000000000

    “Without prejudice and all rights reserved.”

    1. I refer to the above matter and further to my attached extinctive prescription claim;
    2. I hereby serve my extinctive “PRESCRIPTION CLAIM” on you with regards to a XYZ Bank account ,
    3. In keeping with legislative requirements, industry generally accepted norms and good corporate governance, kindly process my extinctive prescription claim and confirm to writing on your signed letterhead that this debt is indeed prescribed and that your computer systems and credit bureaus have/will be updated accordingly with regards to this prescription claim.
    4. I submit that the standard manner in which a prescription claim is processed is as follows: The creditor establishes when the last payment was made. The debt then becomes due and payable a month later. Should a period of 3 years elapse from the date of the last payment the debtor becomes eligible for prescription. The creditor ascertains if the debtor is listed on XDS, Experian and Transunion ITC. The credit establishes whether any events to interrupt prescription has transpired such as actual payments or acknowledgement of debt. Should these exceptions not apply, the creditor then confirms in writing on their signed letterhead that the debt is indeed prescribed, that they have/will update all credit bureaus and furthermore that they abandon their claim on this matter;
    5. The last payment made on this account was on 30 July 2007, This debt became eligible for extinctive prescription on 30 July 2010 which I now formally claim.
    Kindly revert and please advise accordingly
    Kind regards,
    Jack The Ripper
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