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Court Claim - Cabot Financial / Vanquis - 27-1-2016

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    Re: Court Claim - Cabot Financial / Vanquis - 27-1-2016

    Originally posted by Noah View Post
    You could, I just wonder if there is any chance of them discontinuing so soon after requesting the CCA from the OC. That was my reasoning behind waiting for a short period of time of say a month or two.
    CCA 1974 requires that the request, which is made to the current owner of the alleged debt, is complied with within 12 days (+ 2 for posting)

    If they can't, then the alleged debt becomes unenforceable until they do comply.

    Imho, if they can't p!$$, they should get off the pot!
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      Re: Court Claim - Cabot Financial / Vanquis - 27-1-2016

      Originally posted by charitynjw View Post
      CCA 1974 requires that the request, which is made to the current owner of the alleged debt, is complied with within 12 days (+ 2 for posting)

      If they can't, then the alleged debt becomes unenforceable until they do comply.

      Imho, if they can't p!$$, they should get off the pot!

      Hence the old saying "Piss Pot"

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