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I have had a court case against tsb for unlawful bank charges, which has been stayed for over 2 years. I have been harrassed by Lloyds for years for a debt of £800, which I have refused to pay as the court case against them is for more (over £1000).
I have never heard back from the court since.
I have told them, their debt collectors Phoenix Recoveries and their solicitors Bryan Carter's 2 years ago that I have a case that has been stayed.
However after not hearing from them for months I have now recieved a court claim in the post from Northampton court (mcol).
I'm not sure what to do now, I know i need to defend the claim, but not sure what i need to write, is there a standard defence for being sued for an account that is in dispute due to tsb staying a hearing?
Or do i request for a strike out also on these grounds?
Do i need to write to the solicitors to ask for all details that will be used in court?
Also as i have not heard from them for months surely they cannot start litigation so soon, I believed that they had to prove that they had exhausted all avenues before starting litigation.
Also on their claim form it says i have agreed to pay monthly installments which is false.
If anyone could help or point me in the right direction it would be very much appreicated.
Bryan Cater suing me despite case stayed
, which has been stayed for over 2 years. I have been harrassed by Lloyds
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