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Claim closed / judged on default as Nat West did not file a defence
Two days after judgement on default cheque received for full amount minus interest and a gagging order (don't tell anybody we paid you)
As the cheque was intended as an out of court settlement that arrived too late can I take it but decline to accept any attached conditions and just say I take it as part payment against the judgement made & you still owe me interest ?
Nat West now has got a CCJ against them which I think they can only request to have removed if they pay in full within 1 month ?
Could it be they are getting swamped by all this ?
I cant answer your question but CONGRATULATIONS:grin:, enjoy your money and have a good Christmas Drink on Natwest
Webbscatering
LLoyds TSB Started 13/9/06 - Paid In Full 15/3/2007 - Settled
NatWest - Started 8/9/06 - 2nd January 2007 - Settled
Virgin Media - Started 8/10/07 - Settled
GE Money - Started 28/02/08 - Settled
British Credit Trust - S.A.R - Prelim sent
Enterprise Inns - court papers served
Natwest - S.A.R - Prelim Sent
Nat West judged on default **WON**
and a gagging order (don't tell anybody we paid you)
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