I need a consumer lawyer to look over my so called loan and credit card agreements to see if there are any faults with it. I want to be able to legally wipe off the money the bank say i am owing. Are you able to suggest a way forward for me? Either a way you can help or a way i can help myself or suggest a consumer credit lawyer that can help me within the UK?
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I have forwarded this on to someone to look at for you, they are quite busy so please be patientAny opinions I give are my own. Any advice I give is without liability. If you are unsure, please seek qualified legal advice.
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In the mean time, why not give more details.
I am sure that there are people on here who could help, there is a wealth of experience among regular posters regarding consumer credit issues.
It is after all what this forum is for, at lest that was my understanding.
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Yes the agreements were signed prior to 2007. I have asked them for originals. They could give me photo copies of the originals of the credit card agreements with only my wet signature. They gave me a reconstituted copy of one of the loan agreements and no copy for the other. I still have all the original terms and conditions given to me. Also sorry im quite new how do i give thanks for help?
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You also need to be aware that even if the agreement is unenforceable, whilst they are unable to take it to court, they can still write demanding payment
Of course, if you don't mind ignoring these letters that won't be a problem
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I am still paying to remain in honour. I was told i need to remain in honour to claim my credit agreements as security. I need to have ' clean hands'. Will rescan the documents, take personal details out and upload them. A wet ink signature is a live signature rather than an electronic signature.
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Originally posted by Peace123 View PostI am still paying to remain in honour. I was told i need to remain in honour to claim my credit agreements as security. I need to have ' clean hands'. Will rescan the documents, take personal details out and upload them. A wet ink signature is a live signature rather than an electronic signature.
Just to clarify what ncf355 has said.
At best, all the failure of correct execution of the agreement will do is render it unenforceable in court.
The debt will still be owed even so, and you will still be defaulted if you cease payment and may still be pursued for repayment, you will still also get a default marker on your credit file.
The only difference is that they will not be able to pursue repayment through the court.
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Originally posted by Peace123 View PostI am still paying to remain in honour. I was told i need to remain in honour to claim my credit agreements as security. I need to have ' clean hands'. Will rescan the documents, take personal details out and upload them. A wet ink signature is a live signature rather than an electronic signature.
Sorry?
Remain in honour?
Is this for religious reasons?
Have you kept up the required minimum payment at all times?
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Hi Peace, unfortunately the people we have dealing professionally with CCA agreements already have an over burdened case load and as you are aware are unable to take on your case.
The advice already given here, by both ncf355 and andy58 is correct, thanks everyone.
Take note of that advice Peace we have some very experienced and knowledgeable members in this area who willingly give up their time to help others.:thumb::hail:
I have noticed that more and more members are coming into LegalBeagles with increasingly complex cases on other areas of the forum that actually may need professional legal help. I think it would be of benefit if we had some more members from the legal profession to look at those members issues instead of having to just refer people to the SRA or Law Society.Any opinions I give are my own. Any advice I give is without liability. If you are unsure, please seek qualified legal advice.
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Originally posted by Tools View Post
I have noticed that more and more members are coming into LegalBeagles with increasingly complex cases on other areas of the forum that actually may need professional legal help. I think it would be of benefit if we had some more members from the legal profession to look at those members issues instead of having to just refer people to the SRA or Law Society.
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