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  • PRA Group / Barclaycard Court Claim CCJ

    Hello Everyone,

    I have seen many successful cases and would like to seek advice on my case. I have found this forum quite late but I hope I will get to resolve this with the community's help.

    Summary of my case:
    Barclays Sold debt to PRA Group in 2019. (Debt around £2.4k).
    PRA Group has been demanding funds, the cases have gone to Money claims in the last 3 months, I have submitted my defence, and now I have received a Small Claims Directions Questionnaire to fill in by the court (Form N180), Mediation.

    I have requested CCA and am pending a response from PRA Group.

    From PRA Group, so far I have received:
    • Reconstituted Agreement
    • Historic Ts & Cs
    • Varied Ts & Cs
    • Statement information
    • Notice of assignment (Barclays to PRA)
    • Dispute response from 2020

    The reconstituted Agreement does not have any dates, names, addresses or signatures.

    What is the best way to strike against this case?
    Do I complete the DQ Form and proceed with the Mediation?
    What happens within the Mediation with PRA and is there a way to settle this without a court hearing?

    This seems to be progressing further and PRA Group is not stepping down, so I am really worried.

    I am new to this so if any more information is required, please let me know.

    Kind regards,
    JK
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    Courts expect you save as to court time. Depends on more facts. CCA took out etc last payment default Dãte

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    • #3
      Mediation try to come to agreement if facts are there and documents in order. Could if no real case try to compromise an agreement to make a payment monthly and as long as you keep to it no CCJ but up to you. Des-8

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