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  • #46
    one of the reasons anything else out standing??

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    • #47
      Not with Lowell. I had three debts with them and one "account" was closed because they couldn't provide the information i requested. It seems they are not going to let the other two go, almost like big bullies in a playground. It feels like they are making it a personal thing now. Im wondering if they know they cant enforce this in court so they are trying their luck? When i defended the claim they suddenly went for mediation! Maybe i'm reading too much into this but until i have the notice of assignment, as far as i'm concerned, they cant prove to me who they are in relation to this debt and if they legally own it.
      What do i do now? Cheers. S.

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      • #48
        it is expected parties go to mediation save as to court time. but mediation cannot take place if documents etc outstanding, lowells are the worse for that at this stage

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        • #49
          @ mediation i.e.:- prior - the mediation will ask you if you have all the necessary documents to attempt mediation = you would say no = the mediation team would state no mediation can take place due to the fact, and pass the case back to court for the next part of proceedings, Lowells not producing necessary information can be ordered by the court at your request later down the line. Letter of assignment and any other documents requested as per N1 court form which they may not of sent to you under CPR31.14,, and also chance to demand to see any other legally required documents which you may need. read other Lowell postings and you will see Lowells only send local hopefuls to represent them who in most cases read a case notes just before a hearing (same day) in lot of cases, they try all sorts of dirty tricks at this stage to make you give up - of course you are better informed than that


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          • #50
            Sorry I had some issues in the server and lost a few posts ( that'll teach me to try and fix things myself!)

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            • #51
              Copy Smilers last post:-

              st October 2019, 20:04:PM
              Not with Lowell. I had three debts with them and one "account" was closed because they couldn't provide the information i requested. It seems they are not going to let the other two go, almost like big bullies in a playground. It feels like they are making it a personal thing now. Im wondering if they know they cant enforce this in court so they are trying their luck? When i defended the claim they suddenly went for mediation! Maybe i'm reading too much into this but until i have the notice of assignment, as far as i'm concerned, they cant prove to me who they are in relation to this debt and if they legally own it.
              What do i do now? Cheers. S.

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              • #52
                Thanks for helping me with this. I feel loads more confident now. Should i cancel the mediation on the grounds of not receiving the information from lowell requested? Thanks. S.

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                • #53
                  no do mediation stating requested documents have not arrived, then mediation will state mediation cannot take place and they inform court as such on record and then next step is up to the courtsÂ*
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                  As stated in para 9 above, follow court instructions from now on

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                  • #54
                    Thank you so much. I will post up here how it goes and keep you all informed. S.

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