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28th July 2008, 13:06
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland I would suggest you start the process to have the CCJ set aside on reflection of the reasons you state for not attending the hearing
Regards
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28th July 2008, 13:19
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| | Site Team | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Quote:
Originally Posted by MamaBell Hi Everyone,
Apologies if the following appears somewhat scatterbrained or a bit of a ramble but I'm trying to get some opinions/advice on how to deal with a court case that I've recently lost. Rather than going down the long-winded approach I figure most of you will be aware of the typical debt collector/ bank collection activities prior to this point.
Anyways, my defence was based on the following points:
1. Creditor failed to comply with a CCA request.
2. Legal action was started prior to fulfilling the CCA.
3. CCA eventually turns up but is missing the T&C's.
4. T&C's requested, alongside copies of identification records & disclosure under CPR using a template from CAG (thanks!!!)
5. Requests under no.4 were never fulfilled by the creditor.
However, due to a medical emergency in my family I couldn't attend the hearing and the court ruled in favour of the creditor much to my surprise!! So I'm wondering if I should take this up and appeal or whatever the correct procedure is?
Any ideas, suggestions or even a joke to lighten my day are most welcome.. thanks everyone..
Peace & Love,
MamaBell.. | Hi there
I think that it would be advantageous to look over the credit agreement first, so that we can pick apart the faults with it.
there is no point sending off an N244 to the court to ask for a set aside if they have a compliant document which is enforceable , the T&Cs missing would not automatically make it unenforceable
can you scan and post the CCA they sent removing the personal details first please , then we will know for sure if we have a strong arguement
also can you clarify what the debt was for? credit card, loan, hire purchase agreement?
Regards
Paul
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29th July 2008, 15:08
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Thanks for the replies!!
My scanner decided to die yesterday, hence the delay in getting a copy of the loan agreement on here... attached a piccie on a pdf though.. the relevant section is on the left by the way.. right-hand section is another agreement..
..looking through some of the claimant case papers I think they may have included a copy of the T&C's for the hearing.. it is entirely illegible however.. typically dodgy photocopy huh..
MamaBell.. |
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31st July 2008, 12:13
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Hi
Any chance you can post up your Defence that you submitted in the above claim?
Regards
Andy  |
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31st July 2008, 14:40
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Quote:
Originally Posted by andyorch Hi
Any chance you can post up your Defence that you submitted in the above claim?
Regards
Andy  | Hi Andy.. will post it up when I get back home.. thanks.. Quote: |
i cant see the agreement?
| ..it's attached as a pdf file a few posts ago.. or am I missing something?
MB.. |
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1st August 2008, 15:18
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Okies..
So, there wasn't much to the original defence to this claim due to the way events unfolded - they started the court action before responding to a CCA request made several months earlier. Actually, I wish I could have a go at this one all over again - you learn so much that it would be nice to have a trial run first of all.. anyways..
Original defence in summary: - CCA request sent by recorded delivery to the Claimant's agent (Blair Oliver & Scott) on **/03/07 was ignored.
- Claimant initiated court action **/11/07.
- Claimant has defaulted under CCA 1974.
- Claimant has continued collection activities throughout this period.
- Claimant has failed to provide when requested copies of identification records required under anti-money laundering legislation.
- Claimant has ignored a request (recorded delivery **/11/07) under CPR for information necessary to my defence.
- Then some blah blah about me not acknowledging the alleged debt & that they couldn't provide any agreement because no such agreement exists. Further, that they were withholding information when requested under CPR and were thereby preventing me from filing a defence.
And that is how it stood until January of this year. Then the agreement as attached turns up, but still no T&C's, id records or CPR info. So I just let things continue because I thought it was going in my favour. I reminded them by letter (recorded of course) about 10 days before trial that I was still waiting for a response to the CPR request. Think I was hoping that I could use that on the day and buy myself some more time and so on.
Anyways, the agreement contains all the prescribed terms?
Thanks,
MB.. |
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1st August 2008, 15:29
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Hi MB
Ok this is a peronal loan if you can just give a little background to the events leading to Claim.Was you on a payment plan did you ever request a S.A.R? Did you ever recieve a Default Notice prior to litigation?
How did you apply for this loan ? Did you sign on their premises?
Are you aware of any penalty charges?
Just trying to get a full picture leading to the CCJ
Regards
Andy  |
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1st August 2008, 15:47
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Hi Andy
Yep, joint personal loan. We were on a payment plan prior to the CCA request. No Subject Access Request was ever requested on this one. Received the relevant default and pre-litigation notices. Call-centre application (they called me) & the agreement & cheque was delivered by courier who viewed the id - hence why I asked them for id docs. No penalty charges that I'm aware of but that's a really good point - I'll have a nosey through the file and see..
MB.. |
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11th August 2008, 12:09
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Hi mamabell
I have not forgotten you just a tad snowed under at the moment I will reply later today.
have a look at this post Is this for real?(
Regards
Andy 
Last edited by andyorch; 11th August 2008 at 23:57.
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12th August 2008, 16:54
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland Hi Andy,
Thanks for getting back to me
I've read through the linked thread - although I'm a little confused as to which points in particular are relevant.. or is it the idea that there isn't really a good defence in the first place?
If that's the situation here then please don't waste any more of your time.. much better spent elsewhere..
Besides.. I've found enough new info out of this case to enable me to go and try a set aside on another ccj.. so.. some you win.. some you lose I guess..
Thanks!!
MB.. |
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12th August 2008, 17:00
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: CCJ - Bank of Scotland More a case of having to backtrack its not impossable but as you appreciate I am rather busy at the moment.There are plenty of threads for you to gleen information on this process and if in doubt just update your thread which will notify me.
I wish you well in your endevours
Regards
Andy  |
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