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13th February 2008, 13:55
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Nationwide/kpr Cca Request Hello creditcardmug,
im new to the forums and going down the same route as you: threat of CCJ- any advice appreciated
so i'll be reading your progress with interest.
I will be sending my CCA request to KPR and NW tomorrow. i'll let you know my progress and experiences and hopefully this will help us both and others who have to deal with these people.
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24th February 2008, 18:44
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Nationwide/kpr Cca Request I received on 20/2/08 what appears to be a letter before action,but i dont think it conforms.
Its from legal advisor, lending control legal services, Kings Park Road, Northampton, which is still nationwide.
It goes as follows,
Dear Creditcardmug
Acc ..........
Amount owing £9570.79
You have failed to pay the amount of £9570.79 under the agreement(s) dated, September 2002. You were told in our previous letter that if you failed to respond or we were unable to reach an acceptable agreement, legal action would be started without further warning. A claim has today been sent to the Court for recovery of the amount owed.
You have now been charged Court fees of £225.00. If the action continues further fees will be charged as follows.
£55.00 Court fees
£46.00 Land Registry fees
£88.13 Agent fees
These fees will be added to the amount you owe along with the interest that applies to your account, and will be recovered by Nationwide during this action.
If you wish to pay the current sum of £9795.79 plese contact:
Unsecured Debt Recovery
Lending Control
Kings Park Road
Northhampton
Telephone 0845 600 7072
You will shortly receive Nationwide's claim from the Court with information detailing the action you should take with regards to responding. If you do not take any action, a County Court Judgement will be entered against you.
The judgement for the amount owed will be registered against you and this could affect your ability to obtain future credit.
Can anyone particularly the site experts help me on this please. |
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24th February 2008, 18:55
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: Nationwide/kpr Cca Request They may have issued a claim against you, it may be another threat.
Have you received a Default notice for this account?
Could you post up the 'agreement' paperwork - personal details removed but leave the figures in if possible
There is no legal requirement AFAIK for a formal 7-day letter before action although the Courts like to see that all parties have tried to come to a settlement out of Court.
The further fees are, at this point, idle threats, they are assuming you don't defend, they win by default and then you default on the CCJ ...... a bit far off me thinks
If they do issue a claim (post here if they do) you must acknowledge & file the defence etc. on time and turn up on the day if it comes to that, otherwise they can (and will) apply for 'Judgement by Default' i.e. they win regardless of the evidence
With an irredeemably unenforceable agreement (if that is what you have), once you have pointed this out to them, you may even end up with a wasted costs order would they insist on taking it to Court.
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1st March 2008, 22:25
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| | Gold Account Customer | Quote:
Originally Posted by creditcardmug Recieved court papers 29/2 can anyone tell me how to upload docs directly to this thread | Ok, scan in the documents. Make sure the scanner outputs an image file. Upload those images to photobucket and post the links here.Also search the forum for Bookworm's excellent 'Dummie's Guide' with all the instructions in.gh |
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2nd March 2008, 18:09
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: Nationwide/kpr Cca Request My initial reaction is that is is irredeemably unenforceable.
Reason - No Prescribed terms on the signature document.
But..... did they send you any Terms & Conditions etc? If they did, could they have been on the back of the agreement form?
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