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    So it’s been 2 months now since the defence was submitted and I’ve heard nothing from the court.

    I have now had a couple of letters from Cabot advising of discounts and a second urging I get in touch to ‘avoid an agent visiting’.

    I’m assuming this is all because they aren’t confident of legal success. Do I need to reach out to the court again or does it just remain in this state of limbo until Cabot/Restons wish to continue the case?

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    • #17
      Originally posted by jsstar View Post
      So it’s been 2 months now since the defence was submitted and I’ve heard nothing from the court.

      I have now had a couple of letters from Cabot advising of discounts and a second urging I get in touch to ‘avoid an agent visiting’.

      I’m assuming this is all because they aren’t confident of legal success. Do I need to reach out to the court again or does it just remain in this state of limbo until Cabot/Restons wish to continue the case?

      a) I have now had a couple of letters from Cabot advising of discounts and a second urging I get in touch to ‘avoid an agent visiting’.

      It does sound like they are struggling with their case.

      b) I’m assuming this is all because they aren’t confident of legal success. Do I need to reach out to the court again or does it just remain in this state of limbo until Cabot/Restons wish to continue the case?

      I would wait for Cabot / Restons to comeback to you, the 28 days has lapsed so the case is 'stayed' until they do.

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