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    Im suing a bank (not saying who in case they are watching ) for damages for wrongful default as it was made up mostly bank charges they paid back the money and marked default as satisfied ie didnt remove it entirely . I had no default notice etc judge said in an order all documents shoudl be receievd 1 month before case . I sent mine didn get any from them until wednesday ie yesterday a whole load of them now order says clearly 28 days before case they havent complied court had same copy yesterday too I asked them . What confuses me is they say on documents "trial bundle "documents the court says this should not apply as this is small claim not fast track etc so trial documents have to be recieved not more than 7 days or 3 days before date of trial in this case it was 2 days but what im saying is they say trial bundle rather than documents for case it says on order court may not accept documents not submitted by due date . As they submitted 48 hours before case it is outside time scale for "court bundle ie 3 to 7 days and 26 days outside time scale in order by judge for documents to be given to all parties .

    Advice how t handle this please shouldnt the documents be struck out of case ie not accepted at all
    Finally also received today letter from solicitors acting asking for copy of my credit file to be sent them if not possible bring to case . Surely if they wanted specific disclosure they should have applied for it / What can I do here
    Regards Gaz

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    Re: help case tomorrow

    Do you have the copy of your credit file available to take with you tomorrow / have you previously sent it to them ?

    I'd think its understandable they want to see whats on the credit file to see what needs to be removed ?
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