Hi - I'm new, I don't really know what information you need but I'd be really grateful for some advice. In March 2013 I received a court demand for a debt to a catalogue. This was from Lowell. I filled in all the forms and admitted some of the debt but not all of it. I had not received any reassignment letter or letters about the debt and there was no detail about how they arrived at the amount (interest or costs information) but I did have a catalogue debt that I'd not cleared so I admitted what I believed I owed. A few months later I discovered my defence had not been received and a ccj had been entered against me. I applied to have the ccj set aside, resubmitted all my papers and I attended the court hearing but Lowell did not. They sent a letter to the court saying they wouldn't attend but did not dispute the amount I admitted owing. The judge set aside the original ccj and ordered me to pay the amount I admitted owing because she said Lowell had not provide any information in their letter to show that they disagreed with the amount I admitted. I paid the amount I admitted owing within 28 days and heard nothing else. This was on 30 October 2013.
Ive just got a letter from Lowell today saying I still owe £140 plus interest at 3p a day since 30 October plus £125 court cost. They apologise for the delay in replying to the court order and say they have asked the court to issue a date by which I need to file my defence. They included in their letter a statement showing how what I owe was arrived at and a dubious copy of a reassignment letter which is not on letter headed paper and has no identification showing who it is from. It's just signed by someone in credit operations, but no company name. It looks like something they typed up yesterday!
Basically I'd like some advice about whether they can actually do this and if they can how I defend it?
Thanks!
Ive just got a letter from Lowell today saying I still owe £140 plus interest at 3p a day since 30 October plus £125 court cost. They apologise for the delay in replying to the court order and say they have asked the court to issue a date by which I need to file my defence. They included in their letter a statement showing how what I owe was arrived at and a dubious copy of a reassignment letter which is not on letter headed paper and has no identification showing who it is from. It's just signed by someone in credit operations, but no company name. It looks like something they typed up yesterday!
Basically I'd like some advice about whether they can actually do this and if they can how I defend it?
Thanks!
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