Hi Sue. I am afraid it doesn't have to mention PPI specifically -- PPI is classed as an after acquired asset (which it does mention in standard terms and conditions). You are also obliged to carry out to any reasonable request by your supervisr to maximise the return to your creditors.
Is there any reason you do not wish to pursue PPI ?
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IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
Unfortunately I think you will have to. It does mean that you can pay back as much as possible.
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You normally do not have to reclaim the money as your IP will instruct a firm to do so. You do have to sign any required paperwork and as Foggy says it is a breach not comply with any reasonable request of the IP.
If you don't cooperate you will be in breach of your IVA terms and it could fail as a result. Best to sign and let them deal with it. It might produce a better return for creditors and could potential (depending on the figures) be useful to you in reducing the balance if you wanted to make a F&F offer at a later stage.