Re: wrongly accused vs cabot
A CCA request is not to do with particulars of claim, it can be sent at any time as long as judgment has not been obtained and there's an outstanding balance. Yes, online accounts still have an agreement but it would be just a computer printout of the terms and it would be very difficult to argue those were not the terms you agreed to at the time, not unless you'd printed them out and kept a copy, but how many people do that?
However, in this case it doesn't matter what terms were there, what matters is that the account does not belong to the defendant in the first place.
Neither of these would apply to your case. There is no legal aid for consumer credit cases except for repossession, orders for sale and when a creditor wants to make you bankrupt. No win no fee agreements are usually only done when the claim is above £10k (for consumer credit cases) because in that case, their costs are recovered from the other side (if you win). In this case you are applying for a low value judgment to be set aside and there would be no costs awarded against Cabot, even if successful.
Have you prepared a witness statement?
Originally posted by nemesis45
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However, in this case it doesn't matter what terms were there, what matters is that the account does not belong to the defendant in the first place.
Originally posted by sharron22
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Have you prepared a witness statement?
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