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Lowell v Dalan

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  • Lowell v Dalan

    Hi,

    I have received a claim form from Northampton County Court dated 5th April 2016 for approx £4.5k.

    The claimant is Lowell Portfolio 1, the solicitor is BW Legal and the original creditor was Welcome Finance.

    Particulars of claim: The claimant’s claim is for the sum of £4.5k being monies due from the defendant to the claimant under a store cards, consumer finance agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974 between the defendant and Welcome Financial Services Limited under account reference xxxxxxx and assigned to the claimant on 30/08/2012 notice of which has been given to the defendant. The defendant failed to maintain the contractual payment under the terms of the agreement and a default notice has been served and not complied with. The claim also includes statutory interest pursuant to section 69 of the county courts act 1984 at a rate of 8.00 percent per annum (a daily rate of £x.xx from the date of the assignment of the agreement to 30/08/2013 being an amount of £xxx.xx.

    I believe the debt to be statute barred as I only made payments to and had contact with Welcome Finance. I was in severe financial difficulty at the time, struggling to keep my business going so I stopped paying my personal debts. This would have been around the end of 2009. The original loan does not appear on my credit report anymore and was previously showing as a default. Unfortunately I do not have any paperwork/bank statements from that time.

    I was working away from home when the County Court claim form was delivered to me so I acknowledged the claim, saying I wished to defend all of the claim, when I returned on 18th April 2016. Using the date calculator I believe I have until 8th May 2016 to submit my defence.

    I have sent a CCA request to Lowell, including a £1 postal order, and a CPR request to BW Legal. I sent these letters on 20th April 2016.

    Thank you in advance for any help you can offer.
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    Re: Lowell v Dalan

    I sent off my defence the 6th May using some great templates I found on the forum. The court acknowledged my defence and said that BW Legal have 28 days in which to respond.

    Today I received a letter from the court saying that it appears the case is suitable for allocation to the small claims track and the MCOL status has been updated to DQ sent to me. I've got until the 27th June to complete the N180 form.

    I also got a letter from BW Legal saying that their client intends to continue with the claim.

    I never received any response from Lowell with regards to the CCA request. From BW Legal, I received a letter on the 28th April saying 'we confirm we have received your request for documentation and we have referred your request to our client. Our client may have to refer your request to the original creditor. Accordingly, the documentation will be forwarded to you upon receipt.'
    I haven't received any other letter or documentation.
    >?
    Should I request the detail again from Lowell and BW Legal? Can I ask them for any other evidence?

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      Re: Lowell v Dalan

      Also should I agree to mediation?

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      • #4
        Re: Lowell v Dalan

        CCA request outstanding - their problem, they know the rules, other paperwork outstanding - there problem.

        Mediation will ask you 3 question one of which have you got everything you need/requested or similar words your answer if not is No, they will say no mediation can take place and hand case back to the courts!

        Agree Mediation shows you are willing ! not to waste courts time, up to them if they agree or not!

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