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By Sarahswoes · Posted
Thanks for the welcome honeybee! Grateful to have found this place! Just busy reading other excellent threads! -
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Hello, welcome to CAG. I expect people will be along later to advise you. Weekends are always quieter here so please bear with us until they're able to get here. HB -
By Sarahswoes · Posted
Hope I'm posting in the correct forum. I am confused about procedure regarding going to civil court next week. The claimant (Erudio/Drydens) responded to my defence but I did not realise that I have to respond back. I'd be grateful if you could answer: Was I supposed to send them my updated defence and when? If I ask the court to do it now,, if they agree, can I just send it to the court or must I also send it to Drydens? I spoke to the court helpline and the lady said I can submit evidence even if it's a bit late (to go with my defence) so I've done that - I emailed it only to the court. I'm wondering if I need to submit this evidence to Drydens as well? THis is the situation; I have a civil court case with Erudio/Drydens regarding a pre-1998 student loan. The amount is "£2500. I did not defer as I didn't get the forms. My argument was that they mismanaged my account as they did not send me annual statements (I have proof - 2018 remediation pack) so I believe the same happened with the forms. I was eligible to defer and only three years away from 50 so no reason not to. I have not moved. I've submitted my defence in July 2019 after which the case was stayed. But as I failed to communicate with them to settle the matter (I didn't know I had to reply to their offers to settle as I did not think what they were offering was fair) so they have filed an Application in Sept 2023 to lift the stay and a week ago I received a pack in the post with the court date which is next week. The package arrived 6 working days before the hearing, not seven as it says in the rules. Drydens then sent me the same package in the post four working days before the hearing with a letter saying they are waiting for the Order to be lifted. I'm worried now that they will not allow it to go to trial as Drydens claim that I have not submitted sufficient evidence. They although produced the copy of the deferement letters which they claim they sent. I didn't realise that I can amend my defence based on their reply to my defence. I thought the court was again going to send me a form to do that, like they did the first time. I'm basically clueless and have no money for a legal representation as I'm not working at the moment. Any help would be much appreciated! -
Is elphicke still with labour or has she jumped into the frankly far more apt 'reformatory yet? Sure that her move is just intended to destabilise Sunack for the poopy right I hear rumors Boris and Doris have tested the water through proxies - not sure if its true - and they probably happy to (are?) chance-it with all/any -
HB - they don't ask why. Karalius - just note these dates on the form and you'll be safe, they will not fix the hearing date when you're away. How to fill in the DQ/N180 is on just about every claim form thread here, such as Andy's post 81 here https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/topic/458783-parkingeye-anpr-pcn-paploc-now-claimform-new-directions-holdings-lambourne-crescent-llanishen-cardiff-cf14-5gl-claim-discontinued/page/4/#comments
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The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
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