Re: Court Claim - PRA Group / MBNA - 28-5-2015
Brilliant thankyou both of you. Do you really think we stand a chance with this based on the lack of T&C's ?
The letter received today ( I will pick out bits and pieces ) says -
"We refer to the above matter and further to your Defence filed at Court and served on us. Having reviewed your Defence, we now note that he copies of the documents have been sent to you accordingly ( I only have the documents posted up here and mentioned in the defence, nothing has arrived since then ) . We have not received a response or an amended Defence ( I am unsure what they are awaiting a response or an amended defence to ) Ultimately, the contents of your Defence suggest that you have been unable to compile a Defence due to the documentation not being available. This has now been sent to you. Ourclients further notes that previously you had a payment arrangement towards this debt ( this was with MBNA and then continued for a few months with AK before taking advice on my previous thread ) , which further enforces our clients claim and your liability towards this debt . ( Does this really make any difference, we paid anyone who asked back then as we were in a pickle and only after calming down a few months later and having a breather did we question who we were actually paying )
Our client is confident in their prospects of succeeding should this matter proceed further down the legal route. In light of any further action taking place however, our client wishes to take a pragmatic view of this case and given the financial realities of pursuing the case further, our client wishes to make a settlement proposal to you in order to conclude these proceedings. Our client is willing to forgo any interest or costs in order to conclude these proceedings. Our client is willing to forgo any interest or costs on this claim in order to reach an amicable settlement. Our client wishes therefore to propose a full and final settlement figure of this debt for a sum of £1900 ( the court claim including interest and costs is £3281.00 ) .................................................. .................... IT then goes on to tell me what an amazing offer this and how amicable their proposal is. They also state they are willing to accept monthly installments and give me until the 28th August to finalise the case.
So do I ignore this, respond to them arguing again that I don't have the correct documentation or just follow it through and see if it gets to court and hope for the best ? I am concerned about going to court and the implications if we lose.
I am still irritated by the fact that their default notice that they sent wasn't even dated and I am sure they have just quickly typed this up a couple of weeks ago in desperation .
Thankyou both again !
Brilliant thankyou both of you. Do you really think we stand a chance with this based on the lack of T&C's ?
The letter received today ( I will pick out bits and pieces ) says -
"We refer to the above matter and further to your Defence filed at Court and served on us. Having reviewed your Defence, we now note that he copies of the documents have been sent to you accordingly ( I only have the documents posted up here and mentioned in the defence, nothing has arrived since then ) . We have not received a response or an amended Defence ( I am unsure what they are awaiting a response or an amended defence to ) Ultimately, the contents of your Defence suggest that you have been unable to compile a Defence due to the documentation not being available. This has now been sent to you. Ourclients further notes that previously you had a payment arrangement towards this debt ( this was with MBNA and then continued for a few months with AK before taking advice on my previous thread ) , which further enforces our clients claim and your liability towards this debt . ( Does this really make any difference, we paid anyone who asked back then as we were in a pickle and only after calming down a few months later and having a breather did we question who we were actually paying )
Our client is confident in their prospects of succeeding should this matter proceed further down the legal route. In light of any further action taking place however, our client wishes to take a pragmatic view of this case and given the financial realities of pursuing the case further, our client wishes to make a settlement proposal to you in order to conclude these proceedings. Our client is willing to forgo any interest or costs in order to conclude these proceedings. Our client is willing to forgo any interest or costs on this claim in order to reach an amicable settlement. Our client wishes therefore to propose a full and final settlement figure of this debt for a sum of £1900 ( the court claim including interest and costs is £3281.00 ) .................................................. .................... IT then goes on to tell me what an amazing offer this and how amicable their proposal is. They also state they are willing to accept monthly installments and give me until the 28th August to finalise the case.
So do I ignore this, respond to them arguing again that I don't have the correct documentation or just follow it through and see if it gets to court and hope for the best ? I am concerned about going to court and the implications if we lose.
I am still irritated by the fact that their default notice that they sent wasn't even dated and I am sure they have just quickly typed this up a couple of weeks ago in desperation .
Thankyou both again !
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