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  • Ccj capital one lowell

    Hello all, sorry if this is in the wrong place im useless with this sort of stuff.

    i have received a ccj claim form issued on the 26/10 from lowell solicitors, how would i go about defending this,

    can i be pointed in the direction of templates and a step by step guide?

    i have been trying to read but in all homesty kedp getting confused.

    thank you in advance.
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    Check dates
    Acknowledge Claim
    CCA Request
    CPR 31.14 Request


    by the way the above on right of the page??

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    • #3
      Originally posted by MIKE770 View Post
      Check dates
      Acknowledge Claim
      CCA Request
      CPR 31.14 Request


      by the way the above on right of the page??
      thank you sorry was looking on my mobile,

      i have gone ahead and prepared the letters,

      with the CCA letter would that be sent to capital one or to the claimant lowells?

      also the £1 fee would that be sent with both letters recorder delivery to the address on the county court claim form?

      thank you .

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        CCA would go to Lowells as they are the owners of the debt now, and thus classed as the Creidtor. the £1 fee goes with the CCA letter to Lowell.

        The CPR request is separate and would go to the solicitors on the court claim - which in this case is Lowell Solicitors I think?

        As for Capital One, you can send them a Subject Access Request - Subject Access Request Letter

        Have you acknowledged the claim ?? If not, do that now as you are quite tight time wise if the claim was issued on the 26th October.... you have MAXIMUM 17 days to do it... >>> Acknowledge Claim
        #staysafestayhome

        Any support I provide is offered without liability, if you are unsure please seek professional legal guidance.

        Received a Court Claim? Read >>>>> First Steps

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Amethyst View Post
          CCA would go to Lowells as they are the owners of the debt now, and thus classed as the Creidtor. the £1 fee goes with the CCA letter to Lowell.

          The CPR request is separate and would go to the solicitors on the court claim - which in this case is Lowell Solicitors I think?

          As for Capital One, you can send them a Subject Access Request - Subject Access Request Letter

          Have you acknowledged the claim ?? If not, do that now as you are quite tight time wise if the claim was issued on the 26th October.... you have MAXIMUM 17 days to do it... >>> Acknowledge Claim
          Thank You for clearing that up,

          i have acknowledged the claim online today and will sent the letter tomorrow recorded.,
          yes the solicitors are also lowell.

          in the event that i receive no reply by either within 7 day what would be my next course of action?
          do not ever remember receiving any form of communication regarding lowells buying this debt. would i not have to of entered and agreement with lowells themselves for then to be requiring me to pay them any money as i have never dealt with them or signed/ entered any agreement knowingly with them.

          than you once again.

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