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The right to claim retention of title (ROT) sits in the contract between supplier and purchaser, but it is the insolvency of the purchaser that triggers the supplier’s right to claim. It’s unusual for suppliers of physical goods not to have ROT in their terms and conditions, so as insolvency practitioners we need to be confident in our dealings with ROT claims.
The right to claim retention of title (ROT) sits in the contract between supplier and purchaser, but it is the insolvency of the purchaser that triggers the supplier’s right to claim. It’s unusual for suppliers of physical goods not to have ROT in their terms and conditions, so as insolvency practitioners we need to be confident in our dealings with ROT claims.
Continuing our How To series, this webinar will set out the legal background to ROT and then concentrate on the practical aspects of dealing with claims. We will consider day one strategies, evidence requirements and some pitfalls of dealing with ROT and throughout will focus on practical, cost-effective measures for dealing with ROT claims.
Anyone looking for an introduction to retention of title and a practical approach to dealing with ROT.
This course is suitable for experienced staff looking for an update in this area as well as anyone looking for an introduction to the subject.
£50 + VAT per person
Webinar fee includes electronic version of course documentation.
50% reduction for every third one hour session you book.
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