Without the agreement they don't have it in the bag, it's entirely up to you if you want to negotiate a settlement with them directly to pay by monthly installments and keep it from becoming a CCJ, but I think I would firstly respond to their letter, marking it without prejudice, thanking them for the NoA and statements, pointing out that you haven't yet received the agreement and terms despite your CCA request being sent to their client on xxxxxx. ( Then, IF you want to settle now you know what it is, say something like , however, in the interests of bringing this to a close without further time and expense, willing to make an offer of £xxxx in full and final settlement of the claim xxxx to be paid by x(installments or date )xx )
YOu'd likely have to amend your defence in any event, and as it was only a 2011 account it is likely they will find the agreement before court - so use the outstanding request as a bargaining chip, in essence.
YOu'd likely have to amend your defence in any event, and as it was only a 2011 account it is likely they will find the agreement before court - so use the outstanding request as a bargaining chip, in essence.
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