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24th June 2007, 21:37
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| | Basic Account Customer | Got a court date - I need to reschedule... Hi all
I'm currently trying to take on Abbey for approximately £1,200 of charges, including interest.
I've gone through the normal early stages, they gave me some money back, but I said it wasn't good enough, and demanded the rest. I've now filed a claim with the moneyclaim website, I've received Abbey's defence, and now I've received a court date.
The thing is I'm really confused with what to do now....
I'm going to be out of the country on the day of the hearing (28 August), and need to get the date rescheduled to some time later. I called the court and asked how to do this, and they told me I had to write to Abbey's solicitors requesting a change, they then need to agree, and write to the court, then I need to write to the court as well. Does this sound correct? It seems awfully long winded to me. Also is there a correct way of writing this type of letter (or does someone have a template I could use)? I've never written to a solicitor before, let alone the solicitor of someone I'm suing!
Also I'm confused by all this talk of various types of hearing that are mentioned in some of the other threads. On my letter from the county court there's nothing to indicate whether this is an allocation hearing or the final hearing or whatever... it just says 'hearing'. Also there is nothing on there to indicate when I should get my court bundle in, or if this is a hearing where I'll need the full bundle, and I'm very confused about what I need to do next (and I have to admit I'm just a little scared too).
Can anyone help me, and set my mind at ease?
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25th June 2007, 12:01
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Got a court date - I need to reschedule... Hi Arn
Like I said I am anything BUT an expert - only just starting out on this really.
But as the letter says "When you should attend"" then it does look like you will need to reschedule, unless Abbey pay up beforehand!!
Have a look at a few threads, especially clarion48 and charleyfarley, where they have been through the whole process, and won before going to Court!
Sorry I can't be of much help, but a bit of reading around on here should point you in the right direction. This link might be useful also: READ THIS NOW if you have received a court date
Best of Luck
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