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Bryan Carter reply 1.5 years later!!!

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    Re: Bryan Carter reply 1.5 years later!!!

    Is the form she has received an application for a " Consent Order" it's
    ploy by Carter to make a defendant to a claim that has only a small
    chance of success, he does this in hope people will assume that they
    must complete the form, which is of course complete nonsense.

    nem

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    • #17
      Re: Bryan Carter reply 1.5 years later!!!

      Is the form she has received an application for a " Consent Order" it's
      ploy by Carter to make a defendant to a claim that has only a small
      chance of success, he does this in hope people will assume that they
      must complete the form, which is of course complete nonsense.
      The forms she has received are the Tomlin Order and the Schedule Of Confidential Memorandum Of Instalment Agreement.

      And I have just spoke to them and they are not willing to do anything apart from going down this route now.

      Does it not matter that they have failed to provide the Notice Of Assignment and the Notice Of Default?

      If the Tomlin order is granted, and in approximately 6 months time I am able to offer a 50% settlement figure, will they still look at that or will they want the full balance now?

      Thanks All.

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      • #18
        Re: Bryan Carter reply 1.5 years later!!!

        Originally posted by nemesis45 View Post
        Is the form she has received an application for a " Consent Order" it's
        ploy by Carter to make a defendant to a claim that has only a small
        chance of success, he does this in hope people will assume that they
        must complete the form, which is of course complete nonsense.

        nem
        These are the tomlin and schedule.

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        • #19
          Re: Bryan Carter reply 1.5 years later!!!

          There the ones Amethyst .

          Do you think her only option is to just go with the Tomlin Order then?

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          • #20
            Re: Bryan Carter reply 1.5 years later!!!

            I don't think it is the only option but I do think it is the best option for your mum. If you wanted to settle in a lump sum in a years time then you could negotiate with them at that point.

            It does matter that they haven't shown you the NOA or the DN - and that could be fatal to their case, but they only have to get the stay lifted and submit copies of ( or a witness statement saying they had been done) those to the court and you're stuck with a CCJ.

            They haven't applied to the court to lift the stay so you are in a good position at the moment to negotiate and could probably get them to agree to a very reasonable monthly figure - must be sustainable and affordable for your mum - and the more reasonable now the more likely they would be to take a 50% odd full and final in 6 months/years time.
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            • #21
              Re: Bryan Carter reply 1.5 years later!!!

              Ok, thank you Ameythst and everyone else for your help on this matter.

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