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    hi and thank you for your time and understanding.

    I have recently had a claim against me taken to court and struck off in my favour for a number of reasons.

    Can i be taken to court again as per below. The debts for a log book loan £1000 outstanding. When I handed car over signed a letter saying by doing so pays the load in full. The court has the letter as well. Happened in Dec20.

    email from client today.

    any advice appreciated



    Firstly, what is it you are asking to be amended on your credit file?

    The courts have not ruled in your favour. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic we have had limited resource in our office and our employees are working remotely. In this particular instance, we did not get the post in time to send the Directions Questionnaire to the court by the deadline hence the claim being thrown out. We do intend to file a document to reinstate this claim. However, because the case has only got to claim stage, there is no CCJ on your credit file.

    Rather than us pursuing further through the County Court, would you like to set up an affordable monthly payment plan with us?
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    Hello,

    Your post is somewhat confusing, because you say the claim was struck off (I assume you mean struck out) for a number of reasons but further down your post what appears to be an email from the client they are suggesting that it was struck out because of a failure to file the directions questionnaire on time.

    Can you explain the number of reasons why it was struck out as there's conflicting information between what you are saying and the claimant i.e. you claim there's multiple reasons but the claimant believes it to be a single reason.
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