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1, By agreement in writing & regulated by the Consumer Credit Act 1974, the claimant issued to the defendant a credit token for the purpose of the defendant aquiring goods/services on credit

2, Clause 6 of the agreement provided that the claimant would furnish the defendant with a monthly statement showing the balance due, the min payment and date for payment. If the balance was not paid then provided the defendant made the min payment on or before such date the remainder of the balance should remain outstanding & the defendant should pay interest upon it per month in accordance with clauses 8&9 of the agreement.

3, In breach of the agreement, the defendant failed to make payments & on xx/xx/xx the claimants issued a default notice pursuant to section 87(i) of the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

4, On xx/xx/xx the claimant did issue a formal demand to the defendant.

5, THE CLAIMANT THEREFORE CLAIM THE BALANCE DUE UNDER THE AGREEMENT; £XXXX.XX

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That's the same just dressed up a little.

Hey if we posted POC's that bad for charges reclaim they would have them thrown out in double quick time.

 

Paul, note for you.

Once you qualify DON'T write POC's out of the Ladybird Book of Law ;)

Be VERY careful whose advice you listen too

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Curlyben - Have you had any form of action with AIC or The Debt Managers as these seem to be a particularly nasty bunch trying various forms of scare tactics to come to immediate payment with debtors without issuing prior notice that they have taken over the debt

 

I know they are well known through National Debt Helpline and these are used a lot in connection with Lloyds

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Cool, now its a waiting game to see what they decide to do

 

not wanting to tempt fate but i wouldnt be surprised if you didnt get a Notice of Discontinuance when they realise they are P*$$ing in the wind

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Today recieved letter from SC&M, they advise that they have requested judgment and a judgement order will be sent from the court. They have sent a direct debit form and book of payment slip. They have even changed the balance to judgment balance.

 

I think they are getting a bit ahead of the game here. Or maybe it's their idea of attempting to resolve the dispute in the 28 days before they can continue with proceedings?

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Having read through all of the previous threads again i am very confused as why this has happened as unless i have missed something they have still not provided the CCA is that correct??? I know you had an application form issued

 

I am feeling really deflated at the moment though as what is the point of Consumer Rights if companys just do whatever they like anyway i feel like just giving up on it all they always win and hide under a corporate veil

 

It is now 13 working days since i requested by CCA from AIC and i have not recived anything through i am aware they are now in default and have another 30days but judging from all the problems you have had with SCM it seems like it could go on forever i am not even sure what i do afzter the 30 days

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I think SC&M are very confused too, to be honest

 

they are applying for judgment very prematurely as you have entered a defence and are clearly defending the claim.

 

i think we need to send them a "Dear Sir please wake up" letter

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