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HI
I'm about to send a letter back to Barclays to accept their offer of partial payment but also to inform them that I expect the outstanding amount to be settled in 14 days or otherwise face court action.
I have started to compile my N1 form and have been trawling through the FAQ's and various links/threads. However I still have a few questions that I can't seem to find the answers to....can anyone please help?
At what stage do I send off the N1 and will this result in a court date?
Do I need to contact the court before I send them the form?
I think I'm going to visit my local C.A.B. to get someone to read through the form before I submit it. I've followed all advice/templates but am still a bit nervous about it. Really don't want to overlook some tiny detail that will jeopardize my chances.
don't mean to come across stupid but this really is a whole new realm for me.
Also, very interested in the court buddy system....can anyone explain how it works.
Many thanks in advance.
N1's and Buddies?
to accept their offer of partial payment but also to inform them that I expect the outstanding amount to be settled in 14 days or otherwise face court action.
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