Hello, I am looking for some advice. I was served with court papers from PRA Group out of the blue for an old debt that I am not aware of. They had been communicating with an address that I have not lived at for 8 years and had therefore got not response.
I am responding to the claim and challenging it. There has been an order of the sheriff for PRA group to provide certain documents. Following advice from CAB also did SAR requests on Lloyds (mentioned in the claim form as the original debt), PRA and their solicitors acting for them. They have come back with lots of stuff but only one page of the agreement with only some personal details on it. They said they are awaiting the rest of the agreement.
We are due to have a phone call with the court to discuss the case in a couple of weeks time and the sheriff asked for all documents to provided 7 days prior
to this date (next week). I have now received an email from PRA group’s solicitors saying that in order to allow all information to be collected and carefully considered in due course, on a purely commercial basis, they would be prepared to dismiss the court action. What does this mean? Does it mean that they don’t want to take this further or does it mean they are asking me to agree to them pausing the court action to pursue again in the future? This has given me many a sleepless night and I just want it over! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I am responding to the claim and challenging it. There has been an order of the sheriff for PRA group to provide certain documents. Following advice from CAB also did SAR requests on Lloyds (mentioned in the claim form as the original debt), PRA and their solicitors acting for them. They have come back with lots of stuff but only one page of the agreement with only some personal details on it. They said they are awaiting the rest of the agreement.
We are due to have a phone call with the court to discuss the case in a couple of weeks time and the sheriff asked for all documents to provided 7 days prior
to this date (next week). I have now received an email from PRA group’s solicitors saying that in order to allow all information to be collected and carefully considered in due course, on a purely commercial basis, they would be prepared to dismiss the court action. What does this mean? Does it mean that they don’t want to take this further or does it mean they are asking me to agree to them pausing the court action to pursue again in the future? This has given me many a sleepless night and I just want it over! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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