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yes please i dont know how to do much on this site i think i just stumbled on set aside LOST or something. Can you explain how to add a link to your thread (im not very technical im afraid)

 

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The claimant may start a new claim,

it can be the end of proceedings if the claimant

has no new or amended claim to put

before a court.

There maybe orders as to costs.

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But then does that not fall under double jeaopardy?

 

If the judge sets aside due to uinenforceability then that is not it?

 

True but the question can although rarely that the judgement

can be challenged in a higher court, the whole area of good agreement v

bad agreement has altered for claimants and defendants due to

recent case law.

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Arden LJ pointed out that under Insolvency Rule 6.5(4) a court may grant an application to set aside a statutory demand where a debt is “disputed on grounds which appear to the court to be substantial”.

 

Further, in paragraph 12.4 of the Practice Direction on insolvency proceedings it is said that a statutory demand should be set aside where there is a “genuine triable issue”. The burden of proof in an application to set aside a statutory demand rests firmly on the shoulders of the party making the application.

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But then according to McGuffick v Royal Bank of Scotland at part 14 and at part 104 it says that there must be a lis between the parties.

 

So therefore, unless the creditor can prove that the set aside was inconclusive then Res Judicata comes into force.

 

In short, they cannot amend documents to get over the enforceability argument.

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It is a good point actually.....under the insolvency rules the judge only has to decide if there is a substantial dispute or not...and will usually grant to the defendant if it is clear they do not want to be made bankrupt.....Quite a number of judges in stat demand cases have stated that the claimant may chase after the defendant in the civil courts....

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Hi

 

 

Capquest have gone a little quiet now so think it is about time you reported them to the OFT if you haven’t done so already.

 

 

Please bear in mind that the template letter on the first page of this thread:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.c o.uk...=1#post3422496

 

may not be suitable for all and you will have to adapt it to your own circumstances I.E

You applied to get it set asidelink3.gif and CQ didn't turn up

You applied and CQ agreed to discontinue

You ignored and CQ did nothing

 

 

Today the OFT set out some new guidance and sending SD's as a debt collectionlink3.gif tool is now frowned upon.

If you want to read it, here's the link

http://www.oft.gov.uk/shared_oft/con.../OFT664Rev.pdf

 

You can complain by email and the OFT will email you back a form to sign and post back to them for them to be able to add your complaint to their list.

 

 

http://www.oft.gov.uk/contactus;jses...1D83BF00 04F6EA

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