a) They have not been able to provide either of the above yet and have stated that further action will be on hold.
Because they have made a Court Claim, the debt can't be statute barred.
Part of your Defence is that they have been unable to provide the requested documents.
The Creditor has put the claim on 'hold', not the Court.
b) Meanwhile I still have this open court claim that they could apply for judgement for at any time even though they have sadi they will not til their client provides cca
If you've been asked to do something by the Court, i.e. file your Defence, return Directions Questionnaire etc, you need to do it. Otherwise the Creditor wins their case by default.
c) should i apply to stay the case pending receipt of a cca agreement?
I'm not sure that helps you, there is a cost attached.
d) Should I defend in full due to no cca?
You should file a Defence if you haven't, (a Defence has to be filed by a certain date) you seem to be relying on the Creditor to look after your interests, that isn't going to happen, they haven't done that to date.
Below is a template that can be amended to reflect the current situation. It can be filed via MCOL and a copy needs to be sent to the Creditors solicitors. Make sure you get Proof of Postage.
https://legalbeagles.info/library/gu...-court-claims/
If you do it, then copy and paste without personal details and ref numbers, we can take a look and amend. Then you can file it with the Court and other party.
e) Or do nothing for now?
Follow the Court process, not the Creditors.
Because they have made a Court Claim, the debt can't be statute barred.
Part of your Defence is that they have been unable to provide the requested documents.
The Creditor has put the claim on 'hold', not the Court.
b) Meanwhile I still have this open court claim that they could apply for judgement for at any time even though they have sadi they will not til their client provides cca
If you've been asked to do something by the Court, i.e. file your Defence, return Directions Questionnaire etc, you need to do it. Otherwise the Creditor wins their case by default.
c) should i apply to stay the case pending receipt of a cca agreement?
I'm not sure that helps you, there is a cost attached.
d) Should I defend in full due to no cca?
You should file a Defence if you haven't, (a Defence has to be filed by a certain date) you seem to be relying on the Creditor to look after your interests, that isn't going to happen, they haven't done that to date.
Below is a template that can be amended to reflect the current situation. It can be filed via MCOL and a copy needs to be sent to the Creditors solicitors. Make sure you get Proof of Postage.
https://legalbeagles.info/library/gu...-court-claims/
If you do it, then copy and paste without personal details and ref numbers, we can take a look and amend. Then you can file it with the Court and other party.
e) Or do nothing for now?
Follow the Court process, not the Creditors.
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