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  1. just one final comment, I assume, should they wish to, they can restart the whole process in the future?
  2. So after preparing the witness statement and evidence, we emailed the local court to check whether the hearing fee has been paid before I drove into town to deliver this to the court. Deadline was today. Hearing fee has not been paid and the claim has been struck out.
  3. Please see attached witness statement, of course, dates and names with exhibit numbers will be added. Thoughts? Claimants WS.pdf
  4. Whilst researching other threads in preperation of our witness statement have seen this thread which is nearly identical to ours But in this case despite the re-constructed CCA, they won anyway. Is it worth revisiting the tomlin or continuing and seeing how this goes?
  5. Thank you Btw, strangely the claim has been allocated back to the small claims track rather than the fast track.
  6. Sorry for delay, was in hospital right up until Xmas. so we have the court date now. my only concern is our defence seems to be solely on them not providing a signed CCA?
  7. Thanks again for the advice. Our concern is the hearing fee, on checking the documenation that is paid by the claimant? So are you just saying it will be added to the total amount owing? We can't afford the hearing fee and I assume paying the court in instalments is not an option.
  8. Ok, thanks for info. We wouldn 't be able to afford the hearing fee either, assuming its £1000s.. Ideally, due to other debts, the best course for her would be bankrupcy when/if we can get the fee together for it. If this is our plan, should be still go ahead with the Tomlin?
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