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  1. tinkerbell20
    As Pat says you've complied . The police are either wanting to see you to 1. serve another NIP, or 2. try and convince you to take the rap or 3. issue you with a summons. If it goes to court they will have to prove that you were the driver of the vehicle beyond reasonable doubt. Their failure to comply with your reasonable requests will not put them in a good light
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    Talk about chickens coming home to roost - aren't they linked up with Bank of America MBNA??
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    Ring the court and ask them to use their management powers to correct it
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    Probably their local court. It will be transferred to your local court once you file a defence
  5. tinkerbell20
    You have to return the AOS to court. You can fax it or check and see if they do e filing
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    congrats:D
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    What is it with that bank and its predeliction for publishing damning memos!!
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    Think we're all waiting to see the Judgment before coming to a decision on that one.....................
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    The creditor can issue a DN at any time - you then have the legal argument over whether the agreement had been terminated or not. Much better to sandbag them at court with the Defective DN when it is too late to do any rectification work:D
  10. tinkerbell20
    well this opens up a can of worms doesn't it - because if Tesco hadn't informed on you to the police then weren't their actions unlawful??
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    Not according to the letter they displayed on their site from OFT which said what they proposed didn't come under their remit............... Guess there's no one to over see them now apart from maybe PC Plod
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    Thought they had said they didn't need to be MOJ registered for the selling debts sc..? Probaqbly decided not to pay the fees to renew their registration lol!
  13. tinkerbell20
    When tenancy expired the tenancy reverted to a periodic tenancy. You need to give her two months notice
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    good news:)
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    good news:)
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    There is a Matrix conference in leeds this afternoon which a pal is attending out of curiosity to do with selling the debt. Basil Rankine is the star turn and is apparantly the most qualified and eminent person in the land regarding CCA. I've asked my pal to ask him if he appealed the decision etc. I'll let you know what he says....................
  18. tinkerbell20
    I attended a training of his last month.
  19. tinkerbell20
    Bradley Say told me that they hadn't appealed it
  20. tinkerbell20
    Probably not but a DJ would more than likely enforce it
  21. tinkerbell20
    My understanding is that they didn't appeal the last case
  22. tinkerbell20
    They won't get summary judgment & they know it shame its not solicitors costs they'll be paying
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    subbing
  24. tinkerbell20
    Can a lender discontinue a claim because of defective default notice then just reissue a new default notice and issue court proceedings again? Halifax have just done that.................
  25. tinkerbell20
    Howard cohen just ignore CPR 31.14 requests

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