Hi,
This is a first time post, and although ive tried to follow all the other threads to save writing one myself, I'd rather be certain I'm doing things appropriately.
In short, I had an account with Halifax with a £1000 overdraft facility, hardship struck, and I went over. Halifax continued to add interest and fees to the account to the point I had no choice but to walk away and start again with Lloyds TSB. 1st Credit now say they own the debt and are stinging for £1,398.91 plus court fee £70 and solicitor costs £80.
as follows.
the claimant claims the sum of 1,398.91 for debt & interest. From 03/11/2003 the defendant held account number ************** with BANK OF SCOTLAND PLC with an overdraft facility. The account was in default on 27/09/2011 and the creditor demanded repayment of the outstanding sum. The balance was 1,353.52 on 18/11/2013 the debt of 1,353.52 was assigned to 1st credit (finance) Ltd. Notice of assignment was sent to the defendant in accordance with s136 law of property act 1925.
AND THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS
1. The sum of 1,353,52
2. Statutory interest pursuant to section 69 of the county courts act 1984 at a rate of 8% per annum from 26/11/13 to 28/4/14
45.39, & thereafter at a daily rate of 0.30 until judgement or sooner payment.
Now, being honest, I haven't got any paperwork from these people as I've filed a lot under "B" which I now know as daft.
I have had a noodle creadit report and they are showing as the owner.
This was filed on the 30/4/2014 and I've AOS 12/05/2014 (I was out of the country) Stating I aim to defend all of the claim
I've also sent CPR 31.14 to Judge & Preistley 12/05/2014 with 7 days.
My line of thought is to see what paperwork they come back with. If they have nothing, file to strike. If they do have everything they need, offer a Part 36 full and final stating that the interest and fees cant be held up in court.
Again, this is my first time dealing with this, so any and all advice will be well received and appreciated.
Thanks
This is a first time post, and although ive tried to follow all the other threads to save writing one myself, I'd rather be certain I'm doing things appropriately.
In short, I had an account with Halifax with a £1000 overdraft facility, hardship struck, and I went over. Halifax continued to add interest and fees to the account to the point I had no choice but to walk away and start again with Lloyds TSB. 1st Credit now say they own the debt and are stinging for £1,398.91 plus court fee £70 and solicitor costs £80.
as follows.
the claimant claims the sum of 1,398.91 for debt & interest. From 03/11/2003 the defendant held account number ************** with BANK OF SCOTLAND PLC with an overdraft facility. The account was in default on 27/09/2011 and the creditor demanded repayment of the outstanding sum. The balance was 1,353.52 on 18/11/2013 the debt of 1,353.52 was assigned to 1st credit (finance) Ltd. Notice of assignment was sent to the defendant in accordance with s136 law of property act 1925.
AND THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS
1. The sum of 1,353,52
2. Statutory interest pursuant to section 69 of the county courts act 1984 at a rate of 8% per annum from 26/11/13 to 28/4/14
45.39, & thereafter at a daily rate of 0.30 until judgement or sooner payment.
Now, being honest, I haven't got any paperwork from these people as I've filed a lot under "B" which I now know as daft.
I have had a noodle creadit report and they are showing as the owner.
This was filed on the 30/4/2014 and I've AOS 12/05/2014 (I was out of the country) Stating I aim to defend all of the claim
I've also sent CPR 31.14 to Judge & Preistley 12/05/2014 with 7 days.
My line of thought is to see what paperwork they come back with. If they have nothing, file to strike. If they do have everything they need, offer a Part 36 full and final stating that the interest and fees cant be held up in court.
Again, this is my first time dealing with this, so any and all advice will be well received and appreciated.
Thanks
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