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A&L have acknowledged my claim and have until 14th March to defend/pay up. My questions is: do I have to send a copy of the Breakdown of charges to the court at this stage? or do I just wait and see if they defend?
I am slightly confused after looking at these threads
Send one now making sure you clearly mark it with the claim number, also send another one to A&L - I know they've already had at least 2 but you know how banks are at losing paperwork!
You don't have to send any other correspondence - just claim and Breakdown of charges.
I would be wary of giving A&L any chance of being able to defend this by going over the 6 years. Is the amount over that time worth taking the risk? However, this is only my own opinion and perhaps someone else has experience of claiming more than that time.
MCOL advice needed please!
of charges to the court at this stage? or do I just wait and see if they defend?
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