Re: disclosure on closed bank account & varied T&Cs
They were submitted together and the WHOLE counter is the actual defence , the defence is from 1 to 35 and then the counter starts at no 36 and this is the whole counter claim
In fact I will send you this too as last night I rewrote on word the whole defence and counter claim for easy reading and referencing
This is what I have everything crossed for that the discontinuance was BEFORE the counter was submitted
(don't think the defence being submitted or not is relevant unless submitted together with counter claim
COUNTERCLAIM
36, The defendant repeats paragraphs 3 to 35 of this Defence and Counterclaim.
37, In respect of the First Agreement the sum of £4.8k remains outstanding pursuant to the terms of the first agreement and is payable to the defendant by the claimant. The claimant is in breach of the first agreement by having not made payment of the same. Such sum is due and payable immediately to the defendant in accordance with the default notice and the terms of the first agreement. The first agreement is exhibited to this Defence and Counterclaim marked “Exhibit A” and the Defendant/Part 20 Claimant relies on the terms of the second agreement.
38, In respect of the second agreement the sum of £3.5k remains outstanding pursuant to the terms of the Second Agreement and is payable to the defendant by the Claimant. The Claimant is in breach of the Second Agreement by having not made payment of the same. Such sum is due and payable immediately to the defendant in accordance with the Default Notice and the terms of the second agreement. The Second Agreement is exhibited to this Defence and Counterclaim marked “Exhibit C” and the Defendant/Part 20 Claimant relies on the terms of the Second Agreement.
39, And the Defendant claims –
Judgement in the sum of £xxxxxxxx
Costs
36, The defendant repeats paragraphs 3 to 35 of this Defence and Counterclaim.
37, In respect of the First Agreement the sum of £4.8k remains outstanding pursuant to the terms of the first agreement and is payable to the defendant by the claimant. The claimant is in breach of the first agreement by having not made payment of the same. Such sum is due and payable immediately to the defendant in accordance with the default notice and the terms of the first agreement. The first agreement is exhibited to this Defence and Counterclaim marked “Exhibit A” and the Defendant/Part 20 Claimant relies on the terms of the second agreement.
38, In respect of the second agreement the sum of £3.5k remains outstanding pursuant to the terms of the Second Agreement and is payable to the defendant by the Claimant. The Claimant is in breach of the Second Agreement by having not made payment of the same. Such sum is due and payable immediately to the defendant in accordance with the Default Notice and the terms of the second agreement. The Second Agreement is exhibited to this Defence and Counterclaim marked “Exhibit C” and the Defendant/Part 20 Claimant relies on the terms of the Second Agreement.
39, And the Defendant claims –
Judgement in the sum of £xxxxxxxx
Costs
In fact I will send you this too as last night I rewrote on word the whole defence and counter claim for easy reading and referencing
So yes it would depend on the timing of when they submitted the counter claim and when the original claim was withdrawn and whether a notice of discontinaunce was sent.
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