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27th January 2008, 10:22
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| | Site Team | Re: Help with Court CCJ letter 1st credit Hi Berty
im not so sure that you need to tell them how to do their job
after all they have launched the claim,surely they should know the requirements of the CCA 1974 and the subsequent regs.
i'll have a look and try and dig out a skeleton arguement.
this thread HFC-No Agreement? - Amended defence help please **WON** may help you with the disclosure side of things
regards
paul
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1st February 2008, 23:09
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: Help with Court CCJ letter 1st credit I received a strange letter today from 1st Credit sending me copies of the agreements and T&C’s as they provided with their Allocation Questionnaire a few weeks ago saying that they write to inform me that pursuant to schedule 6 CCA( agreements) Regulations 1983 , the agreement they sent to me with their letter dated XX does contain all the prescribed terms and they enclose a second copy for my reference They then go on to out line what the prescribed terms are and where they are in the copies they sent to me, then finish with they believe the agreement is enforceable and invite me to reconsider my position….They then ask me to contact their office to discuss… This is their 3rd letter all sent with no statements of with out prejudice asking me to reconsider and settle, I just wonder if these may be used in court to influence the judge in some way?
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2nd February 2008, 01:14
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#166 (permalink)
| | Gold Account Customer | Re: Help with Court CCJ letter 1st credit It's quite simple really.
The document you signed was the short application form. No prescribed terms on it.
Years later, they produce a generic batch of recently produced bits of paper saying "you agreed to this lot as well". As has been shown already, you can't agree terms and conditions that only came into existence about a year ago. I would check today's (saturday's) Guardian. If wlton's thread ( http://www.consumeractiongroup.c o.uk/forum/general-debt/11427-walton-rbos-new-post.html)
is right then they will be doing a story about "reconstitution". The police are looking at his case and it may well be worth you complaining to the police about your case.
Two bits of law worth looking at - There's the Fraud Act 2006. There is also the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981. There are several offences of both bits of legislation. What is more serious is that they may well be guilty of attempting to pervert the cause of Justice on two counts;
1) By presenting that document to court and saying "he signed it" and you didn't,
2) seeking to avoid prosecution under S77 onwards
Both offences carry very serious consequences. The Banks have thought "we're a Bank - we can do that as a legitimate business practice". Ermmm, no you can't.
My advice is make a formal police complaint having had a look at that thread.
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12th February 2008, 23:48
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Help with Court CCJ letter 1st credit Quote:
Originally Posted by B3rty Thanks for asking
All my ducks are in a row thanks to PT's and others initial help, I have researched the relavent acts and info and have my argument pretty clear in my head, I have thought of ways to present my case and can't decide whether to be Perry Mason or Collumbo......
I have a couple of surprises that must remain confidential until after the hearing where I have pretty concrete evidence that the documents they have sent with the signature and the terms are not linked....plus I am printing off a massive bundle including all their harrasment letters and facsimile court docs.
There are a few last minute things going on that I need to keep confidential but I dont think they want this to go to a hearing so it may never happen...... |
All good to hear - Best of luck
Scorterooney |
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19th February 2008, 21:45
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#172 (permalink)
| | Site Team | Re: Help with Court CCJ letter 1st credit *** SETTLED OUT OF COURT *** Hi Berty
its great to see that youve resolved this matter.
you most probably as you pointed out could have gone on and won this case but its about what you feel is correct,if your happy with the solution then thats all that matters mate
if there is ever anything i can do to help you only need to shout my friend
Regards
paul
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19th February 2008, 21:46
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#173 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Help with Court CCJ letter 1st credit *** SETTLED OUT OF COURT *** Well, if you're happy it's as good as a win
Sometimes it's worth taking the offer.
Congratulations. |
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19th February 2008, 23:55
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#176 (permalink)
| | Site Team | Re: Help with Court CCJ letter 1st credit *** SETTLED OUT OF COURT *** Well done. 
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