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  • #16
    They can but you sent it and you plead it in your defence ( so if they hadn't received it they should have mentioned it after receiving that ) and you'll plead it again later in your witness statement with copies of the letters you sent, so as long as you didn't post them to entirely the wrong place you'll be fine

    You will want to chase up the SAR in a few days as they are meant to send the info requested within 30 days.
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    • #17
      Hi

      I have the notice of allocation for small claims court. Talks of mediation too.

      What's the best way forward?

      Thanks

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      • #18
        Any advice please.

        Thanks

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        • #19
          Small claims paperwork has arrived, mediation options on the form.

          What now?

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          • #20
            Allocation / Directions questionnaire? https://legalbeagles.info/library/gu...uestionnaire//
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            • #21
              Hi yes. It's the form that asks re mediation etc. I've received a copy from Howard Cohen stating they are happy to engage in mediation but still no consumer credit paperwork or any other response since I've sent this..........


              Regards

              Atholl

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              • #22
                Then mediation if the situation still exist (no requested paperwork) will state when you tell them no you do not have the paperwork will state:- Mediation not possible and refer case back to the court. so do not ask them/chase them for paperwork as that might encourage them to look harder> sure others will res[pond to you also?

                They are happy to engage in mediation?? (they have to or it would be recorded as not trying to avoid court time). still will not change the fact their failure to supply requested documents, so in your case always agree to mediation ( as stated probably not take place as the documents request has failed) further down the line if they persist in the case you could get the court to order them to produce (or the discontinue) so hold your nerve for now.

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                • #23
                  Hi Mike

                  Thanks for this. I haven't heard anything either since agreeing to mediation.

                  The whole thing seems a nonsense but I suppose it has to follow a process!!!

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                  • #24
                    Hi again

                    Replied to mediation people to say I hadn't had any paperwork from Hoist (CCA etc).

                    They have replied with the following:

                    Please note that this claim has been transferred to a local court to proceed and a notice of transfer has been sent by post. Once the case has been reviewed the court will notify you in writing of any further action that is required.



                    If you require any further information about mediation please contact us at the below details, if you require any information about any other aspect of the case please contact the local court. You can use the below link to find the contact details


                    Any comments.....

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                    • #25
                      Standard next steps xx
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                      • #26
                        OK thanks

                        Do I just sit back and wait now?


                        Regards

                        Atholl

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                        • #27
                          Quick update. They wanted to go to court. Week before letter from court saying case had been dropped, debt removed and credit file updates to reflect this. Result!!! Thanks everyone

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                          • #28
                            Lovely result, well done!
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