9Lives v Caboot

[blackjacky]

Have you tried National Debtline. They were the ones who told me about Welfare Rights. They might know of a simular organisation in your area. They are also very good with information on what to put on court forms etc.

[citizenB]

9lives, if you still need urgent help. Hit the "panic button" the little triangle on the left at the bottom of avatar. Put a request for a mod/site helper to assist in the text box that will pop up. .

[creditcardmug]

In post64 you said pro-bono may be able to take your case mid-september, surely you would be able to amend your application then, its not far away, i think if you can get them to represent you somehow you will be much better off on this

[Rhia]

The fact you're based in Kent shouldn't matter to those solicitors names by other posters. I would call them at least.

[9Lives]

Thanks Rhia, I'll give them a call in the morning.

 

Can anyone give me a few pointers on finishing my appeallants notice ??

 

So long as I get this in tomorrow I can appeal I guess, then I can look at getting legal assitance.

[citizenB]

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/legal-issues/153207-delfi101-optima-mercers-barclays.html#post1673397

 

This CAGer has just won a case where the CC company were relying on the Rankine Case, I wonder if it would be worth posting a request on the thread linked above to see if they can give you some help.

[Rhia]

9Lives you have completed the frm correctly as far as I cans ee. Th part you are struggling on is where you have to raise each point you contest and then give the evidence to support and quote any case history you may have. Keep it as simple as possible but make each point strong. If you have one that is weak don't include it. The court will make its decision on appeal if they think your points are strong and can be supported with evidence. No need really to say the Judge was wrong- just rasiing this is telling them that.

[FANTASY CHARGES]

any update ???