Re: Britannica-Shoesmth (re Egg loan)taking me to court but loan got PPI.How to defen
I guess my next question is whether I should amend my defence and if I do amend it on what ground; unenforceability due to PPI element? What are my chances? On the facade, I can't seem to find anything wrong with the defaullt notice nor the loan agreement but I could be wrong. Are there any new cases since Brandon v Amex relating to enforceability? I am writing this whilst at the same time staring and trying to make sense Yates v Nemo sent to me by Amethyst. Also, could you clarify how it will cost me in costs if i were to amend my defence?
I am still struggling with this PPI calculations.. how to start off this calculation.. what to to incude. In the absence of all statements its a bit difficult. Should I start a new thread on the PPI forum?
If somebody tells me that I have a case to defend then I think I will defend till this case comes to a conclusion. The problem is at the moment I am not sure whether I have a solid defence hence why I am willing reluctantly to go for tomlin order.
1) I am not sure why I need to withdraw my defense when my defense merely state that I can't prepare a proper defense untill they produce documents as stated in POC. I would say that surely what i need to do is a supplement to my defense now that I have received a copy of the agreement. But then again I guess as this has not gone to the judge yet so they can ask me to do this. Is that right?
They can ask you to dance on a table and strip if they wanted to.
The problem you have is your "defence" is not a defence. It doesn't say that you don't owe the money because of ....... but instead it says these suckers didn't follow the court rules and that's not a defence. It is a reason to apply for compliance but not a defence to the claim.
You can amend your defence but that'll cost you in costs.
They can ask you to dance on a table and strip if they wanted to.
The problem you have is your "defence" is not a defence. It doesn't say that you don't owe the money because of ....... but instead it says these suckers didn't follow the court rules and that's not a defence. It is a reason to apply for compliance but not a defence to the claim.
You can amend your defence but that'll cost you in costs.
I guess my next question is whether I should amend my defence and if I do amend it on what ground; unenforceability due to PPI element? What are my chances? On the facade, I can't seem to find anything wrong with the defaullt notice nor the loan agreement but I could be wrong. Are there any new cases since Brandon v Amex relating to enforceability? I am writing this whilst at the same time staring and trying to make sense Yates v Nemo sent to me by Amethyst. Also, could you clarify how it will cost me in costs if i were to amend my defence?
2) They also asked me to accept the whole debt. This is where I got a problem with them. If they have asked me to consent on judgement being entered on the loan less PPI then I would probably accept but they didn't. They want me to accept the whole lot... I'm sure they can see there is a PPI element in that loan agreement. I really find it hard to accept that I have to pay all inc PPI. So what do I do?
Ask them. Don't forget the interest should be calculated on the ppi not just the premium you want deducted. A tomlin order might be best for you.
Ask them. Don't forget the interest should be calculated on the ppi not just the premium you want deducted. A tomlin order might be best for you.
I am still struggling with this PPI calculations.. how to start off this calculation.. what to to incude. In the absence of all statements its a bit difficult. Should I start a new thread on the PPI forum?
3) How do I go about admitting only part of claim when in my AoS i said I am defending all?
Not sure if you can change it. I'd assume so. If you wish to settle speak to them on a without prejudice basis. A Tomlin order is what i'd try for if you are going to settle.
http://www.drukker.co.uk/publication.../#.UtBvoZBdXV4
Not sure if you can change it. I'd assume so. If you wish to settle speak to them on a without prejudice basis. A Tomlin order is what i'd try for if you are going to settle.
http://www.drukker.co.uk/publication.../#.UtBvoZBdXV4
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