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  • Re: Court claim received

    Ha ha, no :tinysmile_twink_t2:

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      Still not heard anything from the courts, is this normal for this time lapse?

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        Originally posted by carts69 View Post
        Still not heard anything from the courts, is this normal for this time lapse?
        Hello Carts how are you?

        Give the court a quick call in the morning, may be that the claim is stayed, if it is find out the date
        the stay was put in place.

        nem

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          Originally posted by carts69 View Post
          Still not heard anything from the courts, is this normal for this time lapse?
          I don't think this case would be stayed, as it's already gone through the motions of being transferred; on the post below you mentioned the case being heard in your home town, was a hearing date not set?

          Originally posted by carts69 View Post
          I see this case will be heard in my home town! Are these idiots really going to travel X amount of miles to defend this case without being able to prove its not SBd?

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            Hi nem, Im good thanks, No FP,no date was set for the case, I read I would be notified in due course, that's why I'm curious.

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              Originally posted by carts69 View Post
              Hi nem, Im good thanks, No FP,no date was set for the case, I read I would be notified in due course, that's why I'm curious.
              Still worth a check with the court, due course is vague so open ended as to be meaningless.

              It's likely that the claimant will instruct a locally based legal representative or send a paralegal from its own " legal department".

              Lowell do tend to leave claims hanging in limbo.

              nem

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                Ok nem, but my question is... As they have not provided any paperwork to show the claim is NOT SB, what chance do they have or me come to that matter, who is likely to come out on top based on there lack of proof?

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                  Originally posted by carts69 View Post
                  Ok nem, but my question is... As they have not provided any paperwork to show the claim is NOT SB, what chance do they have or me come to that matter, who is likely to come out on top based on there lack of proof?
                  The onus of proof that the debt is Not SB falls upon the defendant.
                  If the can't prove their claim it must fail.

                  nem

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                    So what would be the point continuing for them, why are they not backing out at this stage?

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                      Originally posted by carts69 View Post
                      Ok nem, but my question is... As they have not provided any paperwork to show the claim is NOT SB, what chance do they have or me come to that matter, who is likely to come out on top based on there lack of proof?
                      The burden of proof is on the claimant to show that they are entitled to recover the money and the debt is not SBd. :thumb:

                      We had a case here where they went all the way to court arguing a payment had been made and the judge dismissed the so-called 'evidence'. :grin:

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                        Ok, so my final question is... Would it have been in there interest to have sent me the proof with the other little piece of paperwork if they had it, in other words..could they have proof but not be producing it?
                        although saying this, I'm adimint that it is SB!

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                          Originally posted by carts69 View Post
                          Ok, so my final question is... Would it have been in there interest to have sent me the proof with the other little piece of paperwork if they had it, in other words..could they have proof but not be producing it?
                          although saying this, I'm adimint that it is SB!
                          No evidence =no proof the alleged debt is not statute barred Carts!!
                          Yes it would have meant they could continue the claim unhindered by the SB claim.
                          They hope you will just give up!!

                          nem

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                            Originally posted by carts69 View Post
                            Ok, so my final question is... Would it have been in there interest to have sent me the proof with the other little piece of paperwork if they had it,
                            Of course it would be, if they had proof the debt is not SBd they could 'invite you' to settle or else say they would apply to strike out your defence and enter summary judgment.
                            Originally posted by carts69 View Post
                            in other words..could they have proof but not be producing it?
                            although saying this, I'm adimint that it is SB!
                            No, if they had it they'd have produced it. On post #103 above I posted up about a case where they thought they had 'proof', yet the judge didn't seem to agree. :juge:

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                              Ok, thanks nem & FP for your guidance, so when I ring the court...what exactly do I say, I'm not sure what to ask?

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                              • Re: Court claim received

                                I have now phoned the courts, was told it has been viewed by the judge and I will be hearing from them shortly, they currently have a backlog to clear, still not sure why it's going this far if they have no proof of there not SB claim?

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