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My husband and I are both taking on cahoot. His claim is a few weeks ahead of mine, and he has received a 50% offer from them this morning.
I filed my N1 form a few weeks ago, paid my £50 and felt happy about it all. Then yesterday I had a letter from the court saying that I had confused matters regarding who I was claiming against. Cahoot (as you all know) are part of Abbey National. Their official registered office address is Abbey National House. So on my N1 form I wrote Cahoot, Abbey National House, etc. The woman at the court said that I could either claim against Cahoot or Abbey National not both. My N1 form was identical to my husbands, and his was accepted, no questions! When I tried to tell the woman at the court about my husbands claim she said she wasn't legally trained and I would have to get legal advice!
I did everything right as far as I know. I checked on here to clarify the correct address to issue the claim against.
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National. Their official registered office address is Abbey National House. So on my N1 form I wrote Cahoot, Abbey National House, etc. The woman at the court said that I could either claim against Cahoot or Abbey National not both. My N1 form was identical to my husbands, and his was accepted, no questions! When I tried to tell the woman at the court about my husbands claim she said she wasn't legally trained and I would have to get legal advice!
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