My RDC case says, "Enquire about shares and bonds." How can I request an installment payment?

Dear Client,

Thank you for your query regarding the status of your RDC case and the note stating “enquire about shares and bonds.”

You are correct in your assumption; this typically refers to the court’s investigation into your financial assets, which may include the possibility of freezing your bank accounts and other holdings as part of debt recovery measures.

How to Approach This Situation:

1. Act Quickly:

It’s important to act promptly to avoid a full freeze on your accounts, which can impact your financial flexibility.

2. Prepare a Payment Proposal:

Draft a formal request to the RDC or the relevant execution judge, expressing your willingness to settle the outstanding amount through an initial payment and subsequent instalments. Clearly outline your proposed payment schedule and justify (such as current financial constraints).

3. Supporting Documents:

Attach any documents that support your request, such as proof of income, bank statements, or evidence of your financial situation.

4. Submit the Request:

You can submit your request through the RDC’s official channels (online portal or in person). If you need help drafting the request, I can assist you to ensure it meets legal requirements and increases your chances of approval.

5. Follow Up:

After submission, monitor the status of your request and be prepared to negotiate terms if the court or the other party suggests modifications.

Our Services:

I can help you:

- Draft a professional installment/payment request letter to the RDC.

- Advise you on the supporting documents needed.

- Represent you in communications with the RDC or the other party.

If you would like to proceed, please contact me directly on WhatsApp for a quick consultation and next steps.

Best regards,

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out!

When your RDC (Rental Dispute Centre) case shows "enquire about shares and bonds," it usually indicates that the court is investigating your financial assets, including potential freezing of bank accounts or investment holdings as part of enforcement procedures.

To approach this, you can submit a petition to the RDC Enforcement Department requesting to settle the judgment amount through an initial payment and instalments. In your petition, you should:

- Clearly state your financial situation.

- Offer a realistic initial payment.

- Propose a monthly instalment plan.

- Request to lift or freeze enforcement measures, like account restrictions, while you comply with the payment plan.

We can assist in drafting and submitting this request properly to increase your chances of approval.

For more assistance and proper legal advice, please contact me on WhatsApp at [-----------].

You can contact the company by phone or email. Explain your situation and request an installment or down payment, along with any details to support your request.

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out!

Regarding your RDC case mentioning “enquire about shares and bonds,” this typically relates to measures such as freezing your bank accounts or assets to secure the claim.

To address this, you may formally approach the concerned authority or creditor to:

- Request an instalment plan or propose an initial payment to avoid or lift any asset freezes.

- Submit supporting documents explaining your financial situation and willingness to settle the dues.

We recommend acting promptly to negotiate terms and prevent further legal complications.

If you wish, we can assist you in drafting the necessary communication and advising on the best legal steps.

Please let us know how you would like to proceed.

Best regards,

Mohammed Salah

Legal Consultant

It sounds like your RDC case has moved into the execution phase, and the status "enquire about shares and bonds" is indeed a strong indication that the RDC Execution Department is seeking to identify and freeze your assets, which commonly include bank accounts, in addition to shares and bonds.

You can submit the request to the execution file in order to approve an installment plan.

We will handle the procedures.

Kindly share your WhatsApp number to discuss further.

Dear Sir,

You can submit an installment request to the enforcement judge handling the case.