Hi all,
I have an ongoing dispute with a claims management company my mother and I stupidly used.
To cut a long story short, she was issued a default judgement by the claimant as she did not reply to the claim form as (apparently) my claims management company would reply on my behalf. Did they - No!!
I have managed to have the judgement set aside and we are in court tomorrow.
I initially have been receiving help on MSE forum and posted a copy of my default notice and CCA.
I have been told that the CCA is enforceable and looks solid. From reading the requirements, I agree.
I was also told that my default notice has not been correctly complied with and this will give me my defence. This is because it was issued on the 29th October 2009 and I was given till 16th November 2009. This is not adequate time as I was told by an (apparent) expert that I was not given 2 working days for postage and 14 working days.
I have the last minute jitters and have spent all day trawling thorugh the internet. I am adamant that it is 14 calendar days and not working days. What do you guys think?
I know this is very very last minute but I believed the advice given until today where I thought I should trust my instincts.
What is your take on the dates above. Should I give 2 days for postage or 4 days for postage? I do not have the original envelope and there is no mention on the default notice on whether it was sent first class or second class.
The other factor with regards to this loan is that it is a joint loan between me and my mother. We both have our names on the CCA agreement and we have both been issued default notices which are exactly the same. When it came to the court process, the claimant only corresponded with my mother and only she was issued a default judgement. Is this OK or have the claimant's done something wrong by not including me?
Thanks in advance and I will greatly appreciate any replies sent today!
Prism
I have an ongoing dispute with a claims management company my mother and I stupidly used.
To cut a long story short, she was issued a default judgement by the claimant as she did not reply to the claim form as (apparently) my claims management company would reply on my behalf. Did they - No!!
I have managed to have the judgement set aside and we are in court tomorrow.
I initially have been receiving help on MSE forum and posted a copy of my default notice and CCA.
I have been told that the CCA is enforceable and looks solid. From reading the requirements, I agree.
I was also told that my default notice has not been correctly complied with and this will give me my defence. This is because it was issued on the 29th October 2009 and I was given till 16th November 2009. This is not adequate time as I was told by an (apparent) expert that I was not given 2 working days for postage and 14 working days.
I have the last minute jitters and have spent all day trawling thorugh the internet. I am adamant that it is 14 calendar days and not working days. What do you guys think?
I know this is very very last minute but I believed the advice given until today where I thought I should trust my instincts.
What is your take on the dates above. Should I give 2 days for postage or 4 days for postage? I do not have the original envelope and there is no mention on the default notice on whether it was sent first class or second class.
The other factor with regards to this loan is that it is a joint loan between me and my mother. We both have our names on the CCA agreement and we have both been issued default notices which are exactly the same. When it came to the court process, the claimant only corresponded with my mother and only she was issued a default judgement. Is this OK or have the claimant's done something wrong by not including me?
Thanks in advance and I will greatly appreciate any replies sent today!
Prism
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