UK and Europe Debt Recovery

“Skip” debtors has a become a very familiar term in the UAE which is associated with individuals who have cut and run from financial commitments made in the UAE.

Creditors have been left reeling the effects of irresponsible individuals that have skipped leaving behind often huge debts ranging from car loans, credit cards and personal loans..

We have expanded Debt Recovery Services into the UAE in 2007 and in this time has established a formidable reputation for success. We have a process orientated approach against debtors and through dedication achieved astounding results.To date Nasiha  has recovered debts for some of the largest local and International Companies in the World with an ever expanding client base.

Most UAE Financial Institutions are frustrated through the lack of action that can be taken against “Skip” debtors who have established new lives back in their Countries of origin with funds taken from the UAE. Nasiha  has devised a strategy which can potentially help all UAE organizations recover their default accounts no matter how old the debt maybe, in fact the older it is the more chance we have of a successful recovery.

Most “Skip” individuals take the proceeds from the UAE and establish new lives abroad usually in their Country of origin. They will often settle into their regular lives and begin the process of asset accumulation i.e. car, home, business, furniture etc.

Nasiha  has developed techniques which allows UAE Financial Institutions to transfer their debts to Nasiha which can then lawfully through the UK County Courts take action to recover all outstanding amounts including penalty charges. Once the debt has been transferred to Nasiha  we are able to handle recovery of any account belonging to an EU citizen with reliance upon the European Payment Order (EPO).

The EPO procedure simplifies, speeds up and reduces the costs of litigation in cross-border cases concerning uncontested pecuniary claims. The Regulation permits the free circulation of European orders for payment throughout the Member States by laying down minimum standards, compliance with which renders unnecessary any intermediate proceedings in the Member State of enforcement prior to recognition and enforcement.

Application of the procedure in civil and commercial matters

The European order for payment procedure applies to civil and commercial matters in cross-border cases, whatever the nature of the court or tribunal. A “cross-border case” is one in which at least one of the parties is domiciled or habitually resident in a Member State other than the Member State of the court hearing the action. The Regulation applies to all Member States except Denmark, in conformity with the Protocol on the position of Denmark annexed to the Treaty on the European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community.

The procedure does not extend to revenue, customs or administrative matters or the liability of the State for acts and omissions in the exercise of State authority.