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***DISCONTINUED *** Winder82 v Lowell

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  • ***DISCONTINUED *** Winder82 v Lowell

    Just received a claim form from Northampton County Court.

    Lowells - co-operative bank.

    This is in reference to putting a cheque in the bank, the bank allowed me to spend the money and then said the cheque bounced and they took the money back out my account, leaving me overdrawn.

    This has been showing as a default on my credit file for the past 5 years.

    I have recently moved house and they have sent this to my old house - lucky received this day 13 when I collected post from my old address.

    I have acknowledged this.

    Any advice on how to proceed?
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  • #2
    Re: County Court Claim Form received Lowell - co-operative bank

    Its Brian Carter solicitors

    The amount is £1900.

    The bank sent the cheques back and at the time I challenged this but the bank did not listen and I have since had no contact with the bank.

    They don't mention any documents in the claim. Just basically say I owe the money to Lowells on behalf of the co-op bank.

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    • #3
      Re: County Court Claim Form received Lowell - co-operative bank

      It is Bryan Carter solicitor
      Claiment Lowell portfolio ltd

      The claimants claim Is for the sum of 1602.81, being monies did from the defendant to the claimant under an agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974 between the defendant and co-operative bank and assigned to the claiment on 08/01/13, notice of which has been given to the defendant. The defendant failed to maintain contractual repayment under the terms of the agreement and a default notice has been served which had not been complied with


      Please help thanks

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      It is Bryan Carter solicitor
      Claiment Lowell portfolio ltd

      The claimants claim Is for the sum of 1602.81, being monies did from the defendant to the claimant under an agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974 between the defendant and co-operative bank and assigned to the claiment on 08/01/13, notice of which has been given to the defendant. The defendant failed to maintain contractual repayment under the terms of the agreement and a default notice has been served which had not been complied with


      Please help thanks

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      • #4
        Winder82 v Lowell

        Hi

        Can you help me - where do I find these templates so I can also follow this advice - Thanks

        A CCA request to Lowell for the agreement allegedly relating to this debt, there is a £1 statutory fee payable for this, use a cheque or postal order for this, endorse it " For Statutory Fee Only" keep a photo copy. Lowell has 12 + 2 Working Cays to comply.

        Next:
        A request to Carter made under Civil Procedure Rule 31.14 for all the documents mentioned in the particulars of claim in this case,

        The agreement, the Notice of Assignment, and the default notice, there is no fee for the time scale is 7 days.

        There are templates for both requests in the forum library.

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        • #5
          Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

          Thanks for that's brill.

          Do I send a £1 postal order with both letters?

          Does the cca go to lowells and the cpr go to the solicitor.

          Can you advise what I write in the defence on the claims form?

          Thanks

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          • #6
            Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

            I've had a reply just from Bryan Carter solicitor.

            We write further to your letter, requesting disclose under part 31 of the civil procedure rules.

            We confirm this matter will most properly be allocated to the small claims track as this is a simple contractual matter and part 31 of the civil procedure rules will therefore not apply. In any event the notices of default and assignment left the control of the claiment when they were dispatched to you.

            It is the original creditors policy to issue agreements at the start of the contract and statements throughout the duration of the agreement and in this regards we ask you to refer to your own records.

            We confirm our client is not agreeable to an extension for filing the defence

            As you will be aware of a claim was issued in this matter on 19 June 15

            We are in receipt of your acknowledgemt of service and of your intention to file a defence.

            We recommend you seek independent legal advice

            please help - what do I do now? Thanks

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            • #7
              Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

              Due to being away when the claim was sent I only have until Tuesday to respond to the claim

              Please advise what I should do next

              Thanks

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              • #8
                Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                What usually happens once ive filed my defence?

                Thanks

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                • #9
                  Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                  Does it usually go to small claims after you file defence

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                  • #10
                    Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                    Thank you

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                    • #11
                      Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                      Ive had exactly the same letters. The 28 days when does this start from and does it include weekends? Thanks

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                      • #12
                        Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                        Does the 28 days include weekends? The court sent me a letter dated on 22nd July saying they received my defence

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                        • #13
                          Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                          So today is 28 days and I haven't had a letter from the court? Will it be left now?

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                          • #14
                            Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                            I have received a notice of proposal allocation to the small claims track.
                            It says this is now a defended claim.
                            It appears this case is suitable for allocation to the small claims track.
                            If you believe that this track is not the appropriate track for the claim, you must complete c1 on the small claims direction questionnaire (form n180) and explain why.
                            You must by 7 September 2015 complete the small claims directions questionnaire (form n180) and file it with the court office
                            The county court business centre Northampton
                            And serve copies on all other parties

                            Please can you advise, thanks

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                            • #15
                              Re: ReceivedCounty Court Claim from Bryan Carter Solicitors LLP

                              If I tick mediation is it not likely they will accept this? What happens if it they do want mediation?

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