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July 2019


29/7/19

MARTIN v McLAREN CONSTRUCTION LTD [2019] EWHC 2059 (Ch)

If a guarantor’s liability is expressed to arise on demand, there is nothing due unless and until demand is made.  A statutory demand cannot itself qualify as such a demand because the debt claimed in a statutory demand must be due and payable immediately when the statutory demand is made.  The same applied to an earlier statutory demand which had been withdrawn.