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CCA unenforceable urgent help required following claim form

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  • CCA unenforceable urgent help required following claim form

    Hi, I challenged by CCA four years ago and I have now received a claim form

    My usual solicitor lost me a week before they told me there was a conflict of interests and I am trying to engage with another but I am being told they can't create the defence in time (by tue 15/7) and seem more interested in payment paper work than getting the job done

    My challenge is around the prescribed terms not being complete and I believe I have a case (I missed the first claim form and appealed the default verdict, in the appeal the judge agreed I had a reasonable chance of winning)

    I am thinking of putting the defence together myself and would appreciate any help in how I should do this

    Many thanks to anyone who can help me in advance
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    Re: CCA unenforceable urgent help required following claim form

    Hi Chris

    So sorry to have missed your post the other day. Please shout if you still need help xxx There quite a few examples of defences and discussions on the CCA arguments across the forum but we'll happily assist you if you give a bit more info on the claim you have received.

    Sharon
    xxx
    #staysafestayhome

    Any support I provide is offered without liability, if you are unsure please seek professional legal guidance.

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