Originally posted by oakfieldboy
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The credit agreement may be ‘enforceable’ but that doesn’t necessarily mean the debt is enforceable in court.
There are many other reasons why a debt can be unenforceable such as assignment issues, unlicensed debt owner, non compliance with various statutory notices such as the Default Notice or failure to serve an annual Notice of Sums in Arrears etc etc.
We recently won a case against Lowells for an old Capital One credit card where the DN was flawed so the DJ dismissed their claim without the need to consider the credit agreement.
Was there PPI on this account?
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