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Firstly sorry it has taken me so long to try and write this:oops: As you all know I went to court back in March, the morning went as follows: The paperwork stated that I had to be at the court for 10.15am, not having been before I assumed that this was my time slot! I sat and waited and finally got my chance at 11.30am. I went in full of confidence and armed with all the information that I thought I need (following the advice of a couple of lovely chaps!) I was polite and explained that I was a litigant in person and had limited knowledge of the law. I thought that the hearing
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I will certainly update the thread asap, I am just trying to keep the essay to a minimum with all the facts in the right order! I can now let you all know what happened and when, but as you can see from the title I received a nice letter in the post today:D, this smiley is definately showing the grin on my face at the moment! Thank you so much to all of you that have helped me;), it is very much appreciated:smile:
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Me again:rolleyes: After saying that I have heard nothing and that I am still waiting, this morning I got a letter from NCC bulk centre saying that; "as a result of an order made on 16 January 2009, this claim has been transferred to ****** Countu Court" Whay could I not have been told this when I rang? The letter also has a note on it that says NOTE: A party affected by this Order may under Rule 23.10 apply to have it set aside, varied or stayed. Such a party must apply under Rule 23.10 within 7 days of service of this order. What does all of this mean? And what
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Hi SC, Sorry not been around much lately, my TFT went bang:eek: I did send off the N244 but have heard nothing from the court, although I did try to call them and I think that I got the YTS girl:rolleyes: So no help really I will ring them again to see if a judge has had a chance to look over everything! Have had some paperwork from Cope's but TBH you can't really read it as the quality is really bad. So, I guess what I am trying to say is that I am still playing the waiting game. Thanks for the interest. MM
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Right guys, I have had absolutley sod all of the requested paperwork back and the 7 days were up yesterday, but I gave it until today (just because the post around here is rubbish at the moment:roll:) So now I need to do the N244 form ready to put into the court on Monday morning, any advice would be welcome, as always. Thanks in advance MM
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Andy, here's the P.O.C (sorry I typed them in) The Particulars of the claim say the following; 1. The claimant is assignee of the debt from MBNA Bank (Europe) Limited ("The Assignor") The claim represents the balance of payments due under a loan agreement made between the assignor and the defendant regulated by the Consumer Credit Act 1974. 2. The agreement provides for: Payment for equal monthly installments; and in default the assignor may recover the balance of the principal sum: and all charges provided for. 3. In breach of said agreement the defendant failed to make payment
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Hi again, and sorry to be a pain but looking through my post I have just found a letter that I received yesterday dated 24th October 2008 saying the following: Re: Arrow Global LLC Dear ********* We act for the above named who instructed us that you owe the sum of £xxxxxxx. You have previously received notice persuant to the Law of Property Act 1925, that our client obtained the debt by way of assignment account number xxxxxxxxxx You have failed to make payment as requested and/or you have refused to make payment. Our client is no longer prepared to tolerate your failure to pa
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Thanks Andy. I just need to get this straight in my head because it is spinning at an amazing rate of knots! I need to send a CCA to Arrow Global, and a CPR to Cope's. And I need to log onto MCOL and register that I intend to defend the whole claim? What do I do about Payplan? They have told me to fill in the form and send it to their legal department:-?