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(1)A debtor on whom a notice of assignation of a claim is served under section 8(1)(a) by an assignee may request from the assignee reasonable evidence of the granting of an assignation document in respect of the claim.
(2)For the purposes of subsection (1), “reasonable evidence” includes, for example, the written confirmation of an assignor that the assignor granted the document.
(3)Subsection (1) applies to a purported notice of assignation as it applies to a notice of assignation, and a reference in that subsection to an assignee includes a reference to a purported assignee.
(4)If evidence is requested under subsection (1), the debtor may withhold performance until—
(a)that evidence is received, or
(b)the debtor receives notification in writing from the purported assignee or the purported assignor that an assignation document has not been granted in respect of the claim.
(5)A debtor who, other than by virtue of section 8(1), has reasonable grounds to believe that an assignation document has been granted in respect of a claim may state those grounds to the supposed assignor and request that person to provide a written statement as to whether the document has been granted.
(6)If a written statement provided by virtue of subsection (5) is to the effect that the document has been granted, that statement must include the name and last known address of the assignee.
(7)If a written statement is requested under subsection (5), the debtor may withhold performance until that statement (conforming, where it is a statement to the effect mentioned in subsection (6), with the requirements of that subsection) is received.
(8)A debtor who knows that an assignation document has been granted in respect of a claim may request the assignor or the assignee to provide a written statement as to whether (either or both)—
(a)the assignation of the claim is subject to a condition,
(b)any such condition has been satisfied.
(9)If a written statement is requested under subsection (8), the debtor may withhold performance until that statement is received.
(10)Where a debtor who makes a request under subsection (1), (5) or (8) is a co-debtor, the reference in subsection (4) or (as the case may be) (7) or (9) to the debtor is to the debtor who made the request and does not include a reference to any co-debtor of that debtor.
Commencement Information
I1S. 15 not in force at Royal Assent, see s. 121(2)
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