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Anyone else received a letter from Barclays re the test case & your stayed claim?
I received one last week & as yet haven't seen anything posted on here so will be what I see as the first.
Feel free to direct me to any information if it's already been posted!
The letter is at home but is basically saying the test case is taking longer than anticipated so your stay was until x date however we think teh case will be concluded around y date however y date exceeds when we asked for your claim to be stayed until SO are you ok with that?
I'm not sure what else I can really say but wondered if anyone else had received anything on these lines?
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Re: Anyone else received a letter from Barclays re the test case & your stayed claim?
well I have to be quick & find the letter then and write out to the court. yes it is similar to what I received. simply an ask to extend the stay. if i missed the date to agree it would mean I agree without written consent anyway wouldn't it?
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