Court Claim - cabot / not known - 19-1-2015

computer9211

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Court Claim - cabot / not known - 19-1-2015

29th January 2015, 05:32:AM

Received a claim? No
Issue Date: 19-1-2015
Amount approx: 1800
Claimant: cabot
Solicitor: mortimer clarke
Original Credit: not known

Particulars of Claim:
it is a judgment and not a claim, due to complications in pregnancy and issues with the new born could not pay attention to any correspondance from the court.

Stat Barred?

Have sent:

Other Info:
not sure who is it from (original lender)

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nemesis45

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29th January 2015, 07:45:AM

Re: Court Claim - cabot / not known - 19-1-2015

Hi
Do you still have the claim pack?
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