Released on = August 24, 2006, 4:33 am

Press Release Author = Garry Hudson

Industry = Financial

Press Release Summary = The Credit Services Association (CSA) reveals the new search
report suggesting that majority of the British business firms are seeking court's
help at an early stage to recover the debts. The trend is expected to bring a
lasting impact on the business relationships between the firms in future.

Press Release Body = The Credit Services Association (CSA) reveals the new search
report suggesting that majority of the British business firms are seeking court's
help at an early stage to recover the debts. The trend is expected to bring a
lasting impact on the business relationships between the firms in future.

London (adverse-credit-business-loans) August 18, 2006: In a survey conducted by the
members of the Credit Service Association (CSA), which represents the UK debt
collection industry had reported a trend towards business enterprises requesting
debt agencies to commence the legal proceedings against their clients at their
soonest.

The move could potentially damage the possibilities of establishment of future
business relationship between the two firms. The CSA's Godfrey Lancashire commented
that debt collection agencies were instructed to go legal within a matter of days.
He also added that the current trend suggested that the businesses wanted their cash
and saw litigation as the fastest way of getting it.

Mr Lancashire had further revealed that the majority of debts were recovered without
having to resort to the courts and without any additional coats. The relationships
between the two businesses firms in no way jeopardised for future.

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