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22nd July 2008, 21:44
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| | Basic Account Customer | Should i Sign a Consent Order from LCS Solictors/1ST Credit This is my 1st post so please excuse me if im not as clear as would normally be expected.
I have joined the site and have taken note of other peoples battle against 1st Credit and LCS solicitors.I have sent off a CCA request and asked for prove of deed of assingment. I have now received a letter back from LCS solictors and i need advice regarding signing a consent order that has to be sent back to LCS solicitors.
The problem is i have read that i should never sign anything when dealing with debt collecting agencies and in my previous letter to them i used a digital signature.
AS this is my 1st post i will do my best to explain my situation in dealing with 1st Credit/LCS Solictors and hopefully someone can give me advice on how i continue my battle to finalise my case.
1ST credit are hassling me for an alledged debt from 1998 for a credit card.I do not aknowledge this debt with 1st credit however they have kept updating my credit file with experian and have a default of 2003 updated to 2004 .
They have now managed to get a charging order against my house however after sending CCA request and asking for copy of deed of assingment LCS solictors have sent me a letter with the below: LCS SOLICTORS
Dear Mr ****** OUR CLIENT:1St Credit (Finance) Ltd Claim Number:********
We refer to your letter dated ** ***** ****
We Requested the documents from the original creditor but regrettably the Royal Bank Of Scotland is unable to produce copies of the documents.
In view of these circumstances our client will be prepared to: - Set aside the judgement
- Discharge the charging order
- Remove entry from the Land Registry
We have enclosed a consent order in respect of the above actions, please sign and return same without delay.
Yours Faithfully LCS LCS SOLICITORS ......................... ..... Please note : The letter is not signed by any individual working for LCS solictors but just signed LCS Consent order enclosed with letter they sent is as follows: IN THE GUILDFORD COUNTY COURT CLAIM NO ****
BETWEEN
1ST CREDIT (FINANCE) LTD AND MR ***** ****** ________________________ ORDER
________________________ The parties having agreed to the terms set out in the schedule.
IT IS BY CONSENT ORDERED that: The judgement on ***** 2008 by the Northampton County Court Bulk Centre be set aside.
- The final Charging Order On ****** 2008 by the Guildford County Court be discharged.
- All Further proceedings in this claim be stayed
Dated****
......................... ............ LCS SOLICTORS MR THE OMNIBUS BUILDING
LESBOURNE ROAD REIGATE SURREY
RH2 7JP The document is not signed by LCS but im expected to return the document with my signature. As i have had a charging order against my house i would like it removed and also my credit restored. My questions are: - Is it safe to sign and return to LCS solictors or is this some type of tactics to get my signature.
- I have not had any debt for over 10 years so how can i have a charging order against me.
- Is a consent order the only way to get the charging order removed.
- Any advice would be appreciated.
Regards Specspeed |
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23rd July 2008, 01:44
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| | Site Team
I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,136
| Re: Should i Sign a Consent Order from LCS Solictors/1ST Credit Hi Specspeed and welcome to CAG.
Your post is being considered by the Site Team and hopefully you will be advised fully in due course.
My personal opinion is that this looks good for you and I see nothing untoward in the proposed action. Please wait, however, for this to be confirmed.  |
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24th July 2008, 00:46
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| | Site Team
I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,136
| Re: Should i Sign a Consent Order from LCS Solictors/1ST Credit Hi SS,
1) When did LCS get the CCJ against you.
2) Did you defend the claim at the time.
3) When did they get the Charging Order re the CCJ.
4) Did you defend/object to this at the time.
5) If you weren't aware of, or didn't defend, LCS's actions against you, why was this. Eg you didn't know what to do, they had the wrong address, etc.
6) Do you know what account the alleged debt relates to and, if it's an old debt, when did you last pay anything towards it. |
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24th July 2008, 23:33
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| | Site Team
I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,136
| Re: Should i Sign a Consent Order from LCS Solictors/1ST Credit Hi Specspeed,
Thanks for all the info you've provided.
Am I right in assuming you received all letters etc, but you just didn't know how to deal with it all at the time.
From all that you say, LCS know they are on to a hiding here because the debt was clearly Statute Barred and they have no Credit Agreement. So I still think you will be OK to sign (or write your name on) the document LCS have sent.
However, I'd like to check this with the Team first so we'll get back to you.  |
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3rd August 2008, 00:39
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| | Site Team
I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,136
| Re: Should i Sign a Consent Order from LCS Solictors/1ST Credit Hi Spec,
I'll come back on this, hopefully on Sunday. |
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5th August 2008, 00:19
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| | Site Team
I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,136
| Re: Should i Sign a Consent Order from LCS Solictors/1ST Credit Hi Spec,
You should write back to the LCS sol'rs enclosing the consent order drafted by them as requested. DON'T use your normal signature, just write your name where required.
Make copies of their letter, the signed consent order and your reply. Keep a set of copies for your file.
Send a set to Guilford County Court with a letter saying you wish to make the court aware of the current negotiations and they should expect to hear from LCS shortly.
You should then wait to hear further from LCS and the court. |
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5th August 2008, 03:21
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| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: birmingham
Posts: 865
| Re: Should i Sign a Consent Order from LCS Solictors/1ST Credit specspeed,
In reply to your posts and in my view:
1.The consent order is fine.
2.I signed one order almost liike yours but slightly different earlier this year.
3.In reply to you stating that it seems too easy.This is because that if the creditor does not have the agreement,the lawyers have no legal arguments to present to the court.
No agreement = No CCJ = No Charging Order.This is because the agreement is deemed unenforceable - end of story.
4.Therefore,I would suggest that you sign it after the more legally minded folks here have a read and post their views/suggestions.
5.Personally,I cannot see anything in the wording that disadvantages you/puts the creditor in a better position.
6.Keep a copy of the order in a safe place.You should receive a copy of the order later on from the court with the court seal.From experience,this takes a couple of weeks.
Anyway,I hope you find this information useful.
If you any more questions,just ask.
Keep us posted.
All the best!
Last edited by Nightmare4banks; 5th August 2008 at 03:29.
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5th August 2008, 23:04
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| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: birmingham
Posts: 865
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