What would a statement of account need to have? Trying to work out if they have complied with the request or not.

When I goto the hearing should the first thing I start talking about be the default notice?

I'm probably overthinking it all, I'm not used to these types of companies acting lawfully. Been trying myself to get a refund from a well known training and finance provider for the last year, I've just updated that post but that's probably where my panic stems from lol

A statement of account would be the latest available data.....possibly a months transactions/current balance.....not reams and reams of statement going back years...for that you require a DSAR with £10 fee.

Excellent, they haven't provided evidence of a single transaction and their solicitor has stated different balances on the letter they sent with the agreement, which I assume was their statement of account. The balance is nearly £200 more on their letter than what they are claiming for

Hmm, strange one

"Our client has taken a commercial view of matters, and has instructed us to seek a dismissal of the claim on the basis that no further expenses are awarded to or by either party. Please find enclosed a copy of form 9E abandonment notice. We shall now await the courts response in regard to the application"

Well done.....similar to the English Law process of Notice of Discontinuance.

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Definetly looks like a letter we welcome then lol should we still prepare to go on Tuesday? Or should we hear from the court by then? Maybe call them on Monday and ask?

go call the sheriff's clerks office now and tell them

you wont need to attend no

if they've not got a copy yet

offer to email pdf it.

Called them,

they didn't have record but then noticed email.

Told me she would need to speak to the sheriff and would call back as court closed for holiday on Monday.

She called back to confirm, no need to attend, claim dismissed.

Thanks for the help and calming the nerves haha that's some good news