What Happens when Debt Review is terminated?
Section 88 (3) of the National Credit Act (NCA), provides that a creditor may not take legal action to enforce a credit agreement if the consumer has already applied for debt review and the application has been accepted and the consumer has been declared over-indebted.
This provision only applies while the consumer is under debt review.
As soon as the consumer’s debt review is terminated, creditors have the right to take legal action to enforce a credit agreement that was previously subject to debt review, typically calling upon the consumer to settle any arrears that may have accumulated on the account and reverting to the original initial contractual repayment amount.
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