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    • OK thank you very much. I will prepare my WS as you advise.  I will indeed be preparing the WS over the weekend. I will also post UKPC's on Wednesday by 2nd class mail. As they have until the 17th to pay the court fee, is it possible they might discontinue at that stage too? Also I wanted to ask, in what form should the site manager's statement come? And the site owner if i can contact them? I will get photos of the signage to share with you also. Thank you.
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    • You have five days yet to respect the WS deadline which is next Wednesday.  As others have said,  you can e-mail the court their copy.  That gives you the whole weekend to get the WS prepared.  Personally I'd post UKPC's theirs by 2nd class post (all they are worth) on Wednesday too, the court won't look badly on a short delay from a Litigant-in-Person. Another point.  In your WS you say their signs are rubbish.  That's a great point if their signs really are rubbish.  It's a dreadful point if their signs are fine.  So have you got photos of their signs?
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    • And don't be worrying too much about being a day or two late with your WS. As a litigant in person, you'll be given a little leeway. Take time to post up your WS here  for the team to take a look. It'll give time to get your site manager's statement as an exhibit. Also, I understand you haven't got their WS yet? It could give you time to see theirs first if they send it. Do they have your email address? If so they could play dirty and send it the night before the hearing!
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Hi,

 

Yesterday I recieved a Claim Form for a credit card dating back to 1999, it is lodged with Northampton County Court, I tend to defend fully the case and have sent in my CPR 31.14 Request with Recorded Delivery today. I have not sent any money are they likely to request anything for this request? i.e. £10

It is for a credit card balance from on or about 29/9/1999 assigned to the claimant 20/12/11 for the sum of £8467.02 and now with charges they want £8757.02

What are my chances here? If they do not come back with original signed documents and stuff, can I defend that I know nothing about this? as it was many years ago, during a split with my missus in 2007 I had a lot of debt that has never really been sorted since then.

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When did you last pay anything on this or acknowledge it in writing?

 

If you have never paid anything toward this or acknowledged it in writing in the last six years, then your defence will be that it is time barred, or statute barred.

Who ever heard of someone getting a job at the Jobcentre? The unemployed are sent there as penance for their sins, not to help them find work!

 

 

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I had about 8 debtors back in the day and I vaguely remember having token payments in place for a couple of years upto about 2010, but that wasnt to these cowboys, it was probably direct to MBNA, so unless they have sent that info to Restons then no payments since about 2008. I dont think time limitations have kicked in yet, but to be honest I have not kept any documentation at all for any of my old debt and just ignored any attempts for these to contact me.

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Then I would check your credit files first and foremost, see what, if anything, is on there.

You can use the 30 day free trial period Experian do if you've not used it before, just ensure you cancel it well within the 30 day trial period before they start

hemorrhaging your account.

Who ever heard of someone getting a job at the Jobcentre? The unemployed are sent there as penance for their sins, not to help them find work!

 

 

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Hi

So you have sent a CPR request off, I assume for what was detailed in the POC?

 

I think you need to send a separate CCA request off along with the £1 fee to Arrow Global Guernsey. I would also copy it to Restons.

 

Maybe you could type up exactly what the POC's are as a CPR31.14 request can only ask to see documents detailed within the POC such as the DOA etc

Any opinion I give is from personal experience .

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Hmm, I sent it to Restons recorded delivery, I will send another to Arrow Global so they can both fight over it. Do I need to send one to MNBA at all because it looks like they sold it all off?

 

ALso, I have since read that you should not sign it, but I did, I will use a font version going forward.

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Update!

 

Just submitted the following as my defence. Got no response from my requests.

 

 

 

I deny any indebtedness to the claimant.

 

I put forward that this claim is statute barred pursuant to the provisions of section 5 of the limitation act 1980. If, which is denied, the claimant contends that the Defendant is in breach of the alleged contract, in excess of 6 years have elapsed since the date on which any cause of action for breach accrued for the benefit of the Claimant.

 

 

Also, I have sent the solicitor for the claimant a CPR31.14 request for the documents relied upon in the Particulars of Claim. Until I receive these documents I am unsure as to exactly what the claimant's claim is for and am finding it difficult to file a full and complete defence under the circumstances.

 

The Defendant respectfully requests that the Court stay (Suspend) the proceedings under Practice Direction 4.6 (1) until the claimant complies with the defendants CPR31.14 request. The defendant respectfully requests that the court impose a time scale of fourteen (14) days upon the claimant to comply with the defendant's rightful entitlement to inspect the documents that the claimant's claim is to rely on, and that should the claimant fail to comply with the court's order, then the defendant respectfully requests that upon notification by the defendant to the court of the claimant's failure to comply with the Practice Direction sanctions imposed by the court, that the court makes the motion to strike out the claimant's claim on the grounds that the claimant is unable to substantiate the claim.

The Defendant also makes a respectful request to the court for the court's consideration, to permit the defendant to submit an amended defence if the claimant supplies the requested documents mentioned.

 

 

Thanks for the help so far!

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