Impecuniosity Assessment Tool
Proving impecuniosity is often the difference between recovering at credit hire rates or being reduced to BHR. This tool applies the established Lagden v O'Connor [2003] UKHL 64 criteria to real bank statement data - securely and automatically.
PII is redacted before processing. Results are colour-coded and formatted for professional use.
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How it works
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Upload the claimant's bank statement
Drop a PDF or image of the bank statement into the tool. Supported formats include PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, and WebP - with automatic OCR for scanned documents.
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PII is automatically redacted
Before any AI processing, sensitive data - card numbers, sort codes, account numbers - is masked by the PII protection layer. Transaction figures are preserved for analysis.
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AI applies the 12-step Lagden v O'Connor test
The engine evaluates the statement against the established impecuniosity criteria: available balance, credit facilities, spending patterns, income consistency, vehicle-running costs (fuel, EV charging, insurance, finance, car wash), disclosure coverage gaps, and overall financial position.
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Receive a colour-coded assessment
Results are graded as Strong (green), Moderate (amber), or Weak (red) with a detailed narrative explaining each finding - ready for inclusion in your file or court submissions.
Multi-format upload
PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP - with automatic OCR for scanned or photographed statements.
PII protection built in
Card numbers, sort codes, and account details are masked before AI processing. Only transaction figures are analysed.
12-step Lagden test
Systematic analysis against the established impecuniosity criteria from Lagden v O'Connor [2003] UKHL 64 - including vehicle-running cost profile and disclosure coverage audit.
Court-ready output
Colour-coded assessment (Strong/Moderate/Weak) with a narrative suitable for file notes or submissions.
Prove impecuniosity in minutes
Secure, automated, and grounded in established case law.
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