Template response re the NOCA (for CEO's !!)

This should help if your a CEO and you get one of those difficult to respond to correctly Notice of conditional acceptance NOTICES! You will have to alter this to your needs but its an example of what might form an acceptable response .
For everyone else this is just an example of what you should expect in response to the NOCA process , if its not similar then follow the next step in your process .


Dear Mr. John Henry Doe,

Subject: Acknowledgment and Clarification of Alleged Debt

Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention through your Notice of Conditional Acceptance dated [Date Received]. We appreciate the opportunity to address each of your inquiries comprehensively.

  Legally Enforceable Claim:
      [Response to whether the claim is legally enforceable - "Yes" or "No"]
      [If "Yes," confirmation of intention to provide necessary financial instruments for evidence]

  Proof of Claim from xxxx Bank:
      [Details addressing xxxx bank's inability to provide proof of the original agreement]
      [Clarification on the nature of the alleged defaulted accounts]

  Rejection of Presumptions:
      [Acknowledgment of the rejection of presumptions (a), (b), and (c)]
      [Confirmation of consent for communication via Royal Mail only]

Notice of Conditional Acceptance:

  Alleged Agreement and Terms:
      [Response to whether the alleged agreement signed by yourself is held]
      [If held, commitment to provide a 'True or Certified copy' along with terms and conditions]

  Nature of the 'Note':
      [Confirmation or denial of the 'note' as a Negotiable Instrument/Promissory Note/Security/Bill of Exchange]
      [Response under full personal liability]

  Judgment by Lord Denning:
      [Confirmation or denial of awareness of Lord Denning's judgment and the obligation to honor the 'note']
      [Response under full personal liability]

  Creation of Money by xxxx Bank:
      [Confirmation or denial of awareness of the Bank of England's statement regarding the creation of money]
      [Clarification on xxxx bank's role in creating the alleged deposit]

  Material Loss by xxxx Bank:
      [Response to the query regarding how xxxx bank suffered a material loss]

  Possibility of Sale or Trade of 'Note':
      [Confirmation or denial of awareness of the potential sale or trade of the 'note' by xxxx bank]
      [Response under full personal liability]

  Return of the 'Note':

  [Confirmation of the intention to return the alleged original 'note' upon full settlement]

  Deed of Assignment:

  [Commitment to supply a certified copy of any Deed of Assignment]
  [Acknowledgment of the debtor's entitlement to view a redacted version]

  Due Diligence and Attestation:
      [Supply of the name of the individual within the corporation who performed due diligence and can attest to the accuracy of the claim under full personal liability]

We trust that this response adequately addresses your concerns. Should you require any further clarification or information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Yours sincerely,

[CEO's Full Name]
[CEO's Signature]

It is a measure of how unfairly I expect to be treated by these organisations that this response seems almost impossible.
I am grateful you showed how to imagine fair and equal communication. I'll now have this as my ideal response, nothing less will do !

Never seen one even partially addressed yet. All that ever comes back is waffle. 'Thank you for your complaint' or ,Our CEO is not customer facing'
or obfuscate with untruths about deeds of assignments. Never a response from the CEO because he/she is afraid to give incorrect answers because
you have put him/her under personal liability.

It should be so simple ,1. provide what is asked for .2.get paid, job done,after all its conditional acceptance ,they have been promised payment in full.

Whatever has been put in the NoCA is all people should concentrate upon,nothing else. They will try everything ,threats of court ,collection agencies.
Just stand your ground and it all fades away.