Re: Hughie's UE Diary
I'm sorry to hear this.
No it's not inevitable that you will get a CCJ just because you've got a summons. If you have a good enough reason to file a Defence then you will get the opportunity to settle this using the court's free telephone Mediation service. Any settlement agreed remains private and there would be no CCJ.
If there is no Defence then you can settle it with a Tomlin Order with the creditor's solicitor, which means there will be no CCJ and no new information reported to the CRA (the original Default will remain but no CCJ).
The credit agreement may be enforceable because it's from 2009, but that doesn't automatically mean that there aren't any other potential flaws to consider. Was this account applied for in an Asda store, online or some other way?
I wouldn't leap to admit the claim on the MCOL form until we've taken a good look at the overall situation first.
Can you email me a copy of the claim form (N1) as a PDF using planb@all-about-debt.co.uk with a copy to Niddy using webmaster@all-about-debt.co.uk. Don't blank anything out as it's a perfectly secure email system.
Then will you start a new thread in the Legal Section here > http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/s...l=1#post461134
What is the date on the claim form?
Plan B x
Originally posted by Hughie
View Post
No it's not inevitable that you will get a CCJ just because you've got a summons. If you have a good enough reason to file a Defence then you will get the opportunity to settle this using the court's free telephone Mediation service. Any settlement agreed remains private and there would be no CCJ.
If there is no Defence then you can settle it with a Tomlin Order with the creditor's solicitor, which means there will be no CCJ and no new information reported to the CRA (the original Default will remain but no CCJ).
The credit agreement may be enforceable because it's from 2009, but that doesn't automatically mean that there aren't any other potential flaws to consider. Was this account applied for in an Asda store, online or some other way?
I wouldn't leap to admit the claim on the MCOL form until we've taken a good look at the overall situation first.
Can you email me a copy of the claim form (N1) as a PDF using planb@all-about-debt.co.uk with a copy to Niddy using webmaster@all-about-debt.co.uk. Don't blank anything out as it's a perfectly secure email system.
Then will you start a new thread in the Legal Section here > http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/s...l=1#post461134
What is the date on the claim form?
Plan B x
Comment