OK, I've posted about this before, but I got some unhelpful replies and then... nothing. I hope someone who knows their stuff can please advise me this time.
Lowells have issued CC proceedings for an old Lloyds overdraft (made up of bank charges). We've established it's not statute-barred, but I've only received a Notice of Assignment from Lowells and no other paperwork backing up their claim, as it's an overdraft.
We are at the stage of arranging a mediation appointment, but should I really be doing this when there is a lack of paperwork - I don't even know what paperwork to ask for?
Lowells have also drafted a Tomlin Order.
I really don't want another CCJ, so what the heck do I do? I feel mediation will be just giving in, as it will be about negotiating the amount. but how do I stand with this lack of paperwork? If Mediation goes belly-up, will it be best just to go with the Tomlin Order?
PLEASE HELP!
Lowells have issued CC proceedings for an old Lloyds overdraft (made up of bank charges). We've established it's not statute-barred, but I've only received a Notice of Assignment from Lowells and no other paperwork backing up their claim, as it's an overdraft.
We are at the stage of arranging a mediation appointment, but should I really be doing this when there is a lack of paperwork - I don't even know what paperwork to ask for?
Lowells have also drafted a Tomlin Order.
I really don't want another CCJ, so what the heck do I do? I feel mediation will be just giving in, as it will be about negotiating the amount. but how do I stand with this lack of paperwork? If Mediation goes belly-up, will it be best just to go with the Tomlin Order?
PLEASE HELP!
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