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Yes Andy you right in saying the claim can not be stayed... Family and civil service court confirmed today that there will be a further hearing date on this case. The receptionist (Susan) also confirmed that the court will get in touch but wouldn't give me a time frame. The above email still stands since the defence was filed on time. She also confirmed that the tomlin order is not an order of the court and that in this case the court is not aware of the claimant wanting to use the tomlin order approach!
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Thank you Andy, After chasing the court for an email confirmation of the next course of action, I have now received this: "Thank you for your email with the Defence enclosed. The file will be referred in due course as you have complied with the deadline". Also I've had no correspondence from Lowell since 22nd of May 2019.
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Thank you for patience dx. I have uploaded bank transactions as shown in my bank- statements. This is proof of payment and when adjustments were made, it resulted in negative numbers shown in red. As you can see they messed up my direct debit and then issued a late payment what for? Summary of Transactions.pdf
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I entirely agree dx. Now I think I should get supporting evidence to substantiate my counter claim. Hence there is still unresolved dispute with the original creditor.. In other words I believe my contract with Vodafone ended in December 2014. I think it is about time Lowell accept responsibility for something their client refused to acknowledge nearly 4.5 years ago. What do you think people? should I give them a call tomorrow to discuss this further?
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I received a reply this afternoon from Lowell solicitors. Here is the full text: "We refer to the above matter and acknowledge receipt of your defence dated 15 May 2019. As the agreement is a telecommunications account, it is not regulated under the consumer credit act 1974 and as such copies of the credit Agreement or Default Notice are not available. Copies would have been provided to you when you entered the contract on 9 December 2011. The original Creditor, Vodafone has confirmed the last contact was on 09.02.15 where you had enquired about ca
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1) The defendant entered into an agreement with Vodafone under account reference ……. ("the agreement). 2) The defendant failed to maintain the required payments and the service was terminated and notice given to the defendant. 3) The Agreement was later assigned to the claimant on 29/01/2016. 4) Despite repeated requests for payment, the sum of £303.89 remains due and outstanding. And the claimant claims a) The said sum of £303.89 b) Interest pursuant to s69 County Courts Act 1984 at the rate of 8% per annum from the date of assignment to the date of issue, accruing at