I am facing a claim from Drydens Limited in relation to an egg credit card taken out around 2004.
I would like to see more details of the debt from the claimant so I can decide if I can adequately defend the claim, such as proof of a credit agreement and also details of when the last payment was made (as I am not sure if it is over 6 years).
I have only a week left from the 28 days to file a defense (from the the service date, which I think is 5 days after the issue date). I have filled the acknowledgement of service online already.
Should I send a letter to the solicitors with a request for documents at this late stage, as I would not expect a quick response, or should I try to defend against the claim? Also what information should I be requesting in order to determine weather a credit card debt is enforceable?
I would like to see more details of the debt from the claimant so I can decide if I can adequately defend the claim, such as proof of a credit agreement and also details of when the last payment was made (as I am not sure if it is over 6 years).
I have only a week left from the 28 days to file a defense (from the the service date, which I think is 5 days after the issue date). I have filled the acknowledgement of service online already.
Should I send a letter to the solicitors with a request for documents at this late stage, as I would not expect a quick response, or should I try to defend against the claim? Also what information should I be requesting in order to determine weather a credit card debt is enforceable?
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