HK Commercial Debt Recovery

Retention of Title Enforcement Checker

Assess whether a retention of title claim may be commercially viable, what evidence needs to be confirmed, and what practical steps should usually be taken before attempting to recover supplied goods.

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Assessment details

Complete the sections below. The tool considers the ROT clause, incorporation, goods identification, debtor status, evidence, access risk and commercial recovery value.

Debt and goods
Use approximate invoice, resale or stock value if exact value is not known.
Contract and ROT clause
Examples include signed terms, account forms, quotation terms, accepted order terms or course of dealing.
Identification and goods condition
Serial numbers, labels, batch numbers, delivery notes, unique goods and photographs help.
Debtor status and evidence
Commercial viability
Include transport, storage, site attendance, staff time and professional support.

This tool is indicative only. Retention of title enforcement depends on the clause wording, incorporation, identifiability of goods, debtor status, insolvency restrictions and available evidence. It is not legal advice.

Indicative result

Awaiting assessment

Enter the goods, contract and debtor details to generate a retention of title enforcement assessment.

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ROT viability score
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Score breakdown

Contract strength
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Goods identification
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Evidence and access
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Commercial recovery value
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Commercial position

Goods vs debt--
Estimated net value--
Risk level--
Suggested urgency--
For ROT enforcement, confirm the clause, incorporation, goods identity and debtor status before demanding access or attempting recovery.

Key issues

  • Complete the form to generate key risks and evidence gaps.

Suggested enforcement steps

  • Recommended steps will appear here after assessment.

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