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Notice Of Assignment To Hirer By Assignee Legal Draft Template

Category Agreements Hire Purchases
Format
File name Notice of Assignment to Hirer by Assignee

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To...........................................

.........................................

...........................................1.

I,

.............................. of .......................... hereby give you

notice that by a Deed of Assignment dated ........................ Shri

........................................... son of ................. resident

of ........................................... I described as owner in the

hire- purchase agreement dated .................... and made between the said

owner and yourself as hirer, has assigned all the benefits, interests,

advantages and rights together with all the money now payable or hereafter to

become payable under the said agreement and all rights and remedies for

enforcing the said agreement to me for valuable consideration.2.

I,

therefore, require you to pay all moneys payable or hereafter to become payable

by you under the said agreement to the said Assignor to me at my office at

....................... instead of paying the same to the said Assignor.3.

Please

acknowledge receipt.Dated this

....................... day of ................... 19 ..................................................

Assignor

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