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The document provides a simple template that enables a person to give the other party a final chance to resolve a dispute before it is referred to a relevant ombudsman.
How to use this document
Once you have completed this document simply post it to the other party, and wait for them to write to you. If you do not hear from them within 14 days you may wish to consider further action with the financial ombudsman.
The letter should be sent before the dispute is referred to the ombudsman.
In order to prove that the letter was sent, you may wish to send it by registered post, or keep a receipt or other proof of posting.
Applicable Law
The principles that will apply to this matter depend upon the ombudsman that covers the dispute. There are many different ombudsmen in Australia. Some are created under commonwealth legislation, and some are created under legislation at the state and territory level. Further information may be available from the office of the relevant ombudsman.
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Other names for the document: Letter of Warning Before Referring Complaint to Ombudsman, Letter to Indicate Intention to Refer Complaint to Ombudsman, Warning Letter Before Complaint to Ombudsman, Letter before Referring Dispute to Ombudsman, Letter to Indicate Intention to Refer Dispute to Ombudsman
Country: Australia