Statutory Barred Court Claim

[echat11]

Update time...
Ok so I requested everything from the solicitor etc as normal and I got a letter back by return saying that they will speak to their client.
Nothing turned up at all so I put my defence in last friday saying that they haven't supplied anything like I have done before with other claims etc.

Now today I have a Notice of Proposed Allocation to the small claims track form turn up in the post.
Ive never had one of these before with other claims ive had.

What does this mean and how should I proceed... Thanks

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga...efault-notices

[Stevie666]

Ive looked over the paperwork again and also my wife has and all seems legit.

Anything else I should do i just wait for meditation and tell them they haven't provided the credit agreement?

[echat11]

Ive looked over the paperwork again and also my wife has and all seems legit.

Anything else I should do i just wait for meditation and tell them they haven't provided the credit agreement?

Prepare for Mediation once you get a date - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKesfMqSOfQ

Make notes etc.

[Pezza54]

The claim was for £500. A couple of hours work for a solicitor
The solicitor will not want to spend much time drafting a witness statement for the claimant, travelling to and attending the hearing at your local county court.
They will want to avoid charging legal costs to their client.
Mediation will be your chance to make an offer via the mediator to settle the claim and avoid further court action
Start with a low offer. The solicitor could come back with a counter offer. You can raise your offer and hopefully reach agreement, which is binding