Where a statutory notice under s.80 of the Consumer Credit (NSW) Code is alleged to be defective rather than absent, the question of compliance is not a simple comparison exercise but involves a two-step inquiry: whether the notice failed to comply with s.80, assessed by reference to the purpose of the provision; and what the consequences of non-compliance are, applying the Project Blue Sky framework. This complexity may weigh against separate determination of the notice compliance question.
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