Originally posted by icrina53
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This is where you need to be careful.
Don't shoot yourself in the foot by producing a bona fide credit agreement (with all the Ts & Cs from your SAR) to prove that Lowells haven't. The DJ could say "thank you very much for disclosing the real deal which proves the Claimant's case for them".
This is in the Small Claims Track where the Defendant doesn't have to disclose all documents in their possession. So don't if they'll harm your case.
You'll need to be selective about what you disclose while at the same time picking holes in what they have produced.
No one said it was going to be easy
Any sign of a Default Notice from Lowells and any reference to one in your SAR (in the Transaction Log)?
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