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Court Claim - marlin capital europe ltd / egg - 25-9-2014

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    Re: Court Claim - marlin capital europe ltd / egg - 25-9-2014

    I would like to say a massive thanks for everybody's help and support. Following on from the letter I sent them I yesterday got the following reply from Mortimer Clark;

    thank you for your correspondence dated ..Jan 16.

    we have been instructed by our clients to discontinue proceedings and close our file. As such, please find enclosed a copy of the notice of discontinuance by way of service upon you.

    the discontinuance was for all of the claim.

    i guess they didn't have any paperwork, thanks again and I had an excellent sleep last night. You guys are stars and I can't thank @Amethyst and everyone else enough for all your help. A very grateful Pjays.

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    • #62
      Re: Court Claim - marlin capital europe ltd / egg - 25-9-2014

      Originally posted by moore_p46 View Post
      Thanks for this Nem

      My name and address is on a seperate piece of paper but appears to be part of the agreement . The T&C 's for the opening for the opening of this account seem to be attached , would the T&C's for closing be included in this as well ?

      I'm a bit miffed as I thought I had put this to bed as I filed a defence back in Nov 2014 and never heard anything

      Thanks for your assistance
      See my reply and letter. Hope this helps. Ask amethyst to run you through any problems or concerns.

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