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I have had a claim progress against me for an old CC debt and I have just received the reply to my defence from the Claimants solicitors. In this reply, they have included a DN that is different to the one they sent me back in 2009. This new one looks to be compliant, whereas the original DN had (1) demanded full repayment of debt and (2) did not allow me full time to repay.

 

Also, the original creditor never actually sent me a Termination Notice but they did sell the debt to another DCA prior to the date on their DN and that DCA then contacted me (again prior to the date on the DN) to arrange payment.

 

So my question is: how does the fact they are producing a different DN in court work? What does this mean to their Claim and my Defence?

 

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JG

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Who is the claimant and sol? Any dcas involved.

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Wow - you guys are quick!!

Yes, I have the original DN from 2009

The dates are the same on both the original and the new DN (Service date = 9th Oct; rectification date = 26th Oct)

Differences = original was asking for full payment as the credit agreement allowed for it; new one is asking for a reduced amount (supposedly the arrears) as well as informing me of the account balance, which corresponds with the amount demanded in the original. Plus there are some obvious differences in layout, etc.

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Wonder what the court says when its revealed the dn has been fabricated to mislead the court

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Good evening

Need full details of this dispute from outset to as of the date hereofplease.

Please provide a chronology of events that led to service of 1stinvalid statutory default notice by the creditor.

For instance, your circumstances obviously changed and this affected yourfinancial status and ability to maintain your obligation to make the monthlypayments under the agreement; (no offence intended and certainly nothing to be embarrassedabout – we are all in debt) did you communicate this fact to your creditor anddid you make any offer to pay the debt at a reduced rate for a period of time(temporary agreement) and did your creditor accept any such offer from you?

How many months of missed payments had you fallen behind with at thedate of service of the 1st invalid default notice?

Was there any correspondence exchanged between you and your creditor inrelation to the arrears on the account that you may be able to rely upon otherthan the 2 inconsistent DNs?

Did you receive a Notice of assignment from the creditor to inform youthat he had sold the account contract to the DCA/new owner?

Can you post up the Claimants’ POC please?

Can you post up your Defence to his POC and can you also please post upthe Claimants’ Reply to your Defence which had the new (and invented) defaultnotice attached thereto. Minus allpersonal details of course.

Finally, (for now anyway) how old is the agreement and what is theamount claimed?

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The Mould

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Hi Mould

Thanks for your considered response/questions which I will need some time to pull answers together to. This will also be my attempt at my defence.

 

However, in looking at some of the other paperwork, I note that the CCA is virtually correct except for the fact that it does not have a Credit Limit on the page I signed. The Credit Limit is on page 2, along with a reference number. Very strange. Would this fact alone be enough to show that the CCA is not compliant with section 127(3) of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (it was taken out in Aug 2005)?

 

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JG

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Hi Mould

Thanks for your considered response/questions which I will need some time to pull answers together to. This will also be my attempt at my defence.

 

However, in looking at some of the other paperwork, I note that the CCA is virtually correct except for the fact that it does not have a Credit Limit on the page I signed. The Credit Limit is on page 2, along with a reference number. Very strange. Would this fact alone be enough to show that the CCA is not compliant with section 127(3) of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (it was taken out in Aug 2005)?

 

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JG

 

Does the first page have a 'page one' on it and does the second page have 'page 2'?

 

As long as the two pages can be linked, page number, code etc it will be classed as one document so the credit limit would be classed as included in the agreement

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Hi Mould

Thanks for your considered response/questions which I will need some time to pull answers together to. This will also be my attempt at my defence.

 

However, in looking at some of the other paperwork, I note that the CCA is virtually correct except for the fact that it does not have a Credit Limit on the page I signed. The Credit Limit is on page 2, along with a reference number. Very strange. Would this fact alone be enough to show that the CCA is not compliant with section 127(3) of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (it was taken out in Aug 2005)?

 

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JG

Good afternoon JG

As the agreement is a two-page document and the credit limit is statedon the 2nd page, I believe that the Court would find that it is aproperly executed agreement pursuant to CCA Act 1974 (as amended).

At the present time, your saving grace in this matter would appear tobe the fabricated DN.

Sorry as regards my earlier post and all questions therein, I am simplytrying to obtain a full picture of the claim against you and how it came about,which in turn may help me to help you succeed against this claim.

Kind regards

The Mould

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