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Hi Lilly are you OK ?
Hi Lilly are you OK ?
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Re: Lilly1203 Diary
Hi Nanna58, Lilly is struggling at the moment, NRAM and GE money pushing hard but Elsa and Plan B are supporting and advising us both. Thanks for the email and concern, kind regards Lilly's Dad xOriginally posted by nanna58 View PostComment
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Hi Guys, hope all is well. Been a long time since my last post and Lilly has been doing ok. Children are now at university ( wow doesn't time fly) Just wanted to ask some advice. Lilly has not heard anything for the past couple of years but recently a Judgment for claimant (in default) from Cabot Financial has come through the post, it is for £335.44 + £107 costs. Lilly has no idea what this is for. She has had no notification prior to this. The next day a Mortimer Clarke (solicitor) letter dropped on the mat stating they were going to apply for a judgment in default as she has not completed the claim for or provided an IE. Although the letter was dated 04.01.18 and the court letter was dated 8.01.18 the Mortimer letter arrived on the 14th, the day after the court judgement letter. They are giving her 14 days to pay £50 per month which is far to much as she only just manages now. Just wondered what her best course of action would be. Kind regards Lilly's DadxComment
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This is something for the legal Team.Originally posted by pezman65 View Post
I would email Diana.Comment
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Hi Roger, can you please tell me how I do that, what is her email address, thanks
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Hi Guys, have emailed Dianna but have not had a reply either email or via the messages. Any ideas what I could try next. Cheers Lillys DadComment
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I would try another email to the address provided above. She may have missed your first one. I believe she was on site the other day, so is not far away, and she has suggested to another member that email, rather than pm, would be the better route.Originally posted by pezman65 View PostComment
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Originally posted by pezman65 View Post
I've found it
I'm afraid it went to my Junk folder as email address not recognised (no username or thread link for clues).
Can you clarify something. You say the "court letter was dated 8th January" so does this mean she received the claim form late, never received it, or received it and didn't respond before the Acknowledgement of Service deadline?
She needs to call NCCBC to get the "Case Details" which will help her to identify the debt (it should say in the Particulars of Claim) if she doesn't recognise it.
In order to get it set aside she would need to persuade the court that she didn't get the claim form and that if it were to be set aside she would have a good chance of defending it.
Depending on what happened (which will decide whether she has any chance of a set aside) she may need to make an Application to Vary the CCJ to a monthly sum which she can afford which would not place her in hardship.
Establish the facts first and then decide the next step based on her options.
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Hi Diana, many thanks for the reply. The judgement for claimant (in Default) letter came before the solicitors letter. Lilly never received a claim form at all. The first she new was the notice from the court that was dated 8.01.18, nothing prior. I will advise her to call the NCCBC as you suggest. I will update on there response. Many thanks Lilly's dadOriginally posted by Diana Mayhew View Post
I've found it
I'm afraid it went to my Junk folder as email address not recognised (no username or thread link for clues).
Can you clarify something. You say the "court letter was dated 8th January" so does this mean she received the claim form late, never received it, or received it and didn't respond before the Acknowledgement of Service deadline?
She needs to call NCCBC to get the "Case Details" which will help her to identify the debt (it should say in the Particulars of Claim) if she doesn't recognise it.
In order to get it set aside she would need to persuade the court that she didn't get the claim form and that if it were to be set aside she would have a good chance of defending it.
Depending on what happened (which will decide whether she has any chance of a set aside) she may need to make an Application to Vary the CCJ to a monthly sum which she can afford which would not place her in hardship.
Establish the facts first and then decide the next step based on her options.
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Hi Diana, many thanks for the reply. Lilly never received a claim form. The first she received was the Judgement for claimant (in Default) letter. The solicitors letter came the next day and stated " as you have not replied to the claim form" etc etc. I will advise Lilly to contact NCCBC and will update once that has been don. Again many thanks Lilly's DadComment
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Sorry guys, appears to have duplicated?Comment
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