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    Help with court tomorrow.

    Hello

    Tomorrow I am in small claims court over a false loan.

    My son has posted on here before and I have made my defence based on the truth and some of the posts I have had on here.

    I am writing to seek a bit of help and mainly peace of mind.

    My ex has claimed that he loaned me the sum of around £4,000, this was a gift as we were still in a relationship at the time and he offered to pay the remainder of the money on the new car after I put mine in part-ex.
    He got his money through inheritance and offered this money. Not once did he say he wanted it back or agree before hand that it was a loan, it has only become a loan after we had split up and he re-married to a "solicitor".

    Any help is appreciated, sorry for any misspelling, I'm getting nervous even though I know I'm in the right
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    Re: Help with court tomorrow.

    What paperwork does he have to back this up?

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      Re: Help with court tomorrow.

      He doesn't have any paperwork to back up his claim that it was a loan, it only became a loan when we broke up. I never agreed to a loan as it was a gift at the time so no paper work has been passed with me agreeing to a loan from him.

      thank you for the reply

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        Re: Help with court tomorrow.

        I think this may be the son's thread on the same issue. http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...quot-loan-quot Just for reference.
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          Re: Help with court tomorrow.

          Yes that is his thread, I started a new one because i thought maybe more people would look at this thread because it was new and had no posts

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            Re: Help with court tomorrow.

            Originally posted by SWJ View Post
            he re-married to a "solicitor".
            Was she soliciting when he met her?

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