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County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

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  • #16
    Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

    Originally posted by EmmaS View Post
    I dont believe I had PPI on this card as Ive always been self employed and so have never knowingly taken it out
    Quite a lot of MBNA account holders never "knowingly" took out PPI but somehow it mysteriously appeared on their subsequent statements.

    The SAR will reveal all

    Di

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    • #17
      Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

      Originally posted by charitynjw View Post
      ME III are part of the Cabot Group.
      Cabot Group seem to growing day by day.
      Will we get a lexicon of Cabot on LB anytime soon!

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      • #18
        Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

        today I received the following letter from Mortimer Clarke Solicitors

        " Thank you for your recent correspondence dated 16/12/16

        We confirm we have passed on your correspondence to our client and they will be in contact in due course.

        We confirm the matter is on hold until further notice

        Yours faithfully

        Mortimer Clarke"

        I was going to write and ask what I tell the court while waiting for them to send me the info - does 'on hold' mean they have withdrawn the case, or are they saying that as a ruse to stop me submitting anything.

        I think in order to get in for the 28 days I need to send something by next Friday - is it worth doing that anyway, to get the matter sorted and dealt with?

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        • #19
          Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

          ignore their on hold a Ruse, follow court timetable all the time, tell the court nothing at this stage it is up to them to supply and they know it (speculative claim comes to mind) hoping you trip up and they get a CCJ by default (Yours)

          do not write to them they know this and it would show you know nothing about procedures,

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          • #20
            Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

            Thank you - it was what I thought as expect them to be sneaky.

            so I doubt I will have anything from them by the 6th - what line do I take in writing to the court?

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            • #21
              Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

              [MENTION=87380]Diana M[/MENTION]

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              • #22
                Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                Originally posted by EmmaS View Post
                so I doubt I will have anything from them by the 6th - what line do I take in writing to the court?
                You need to wait until your Defence is imminent before that question can be answered.

                You have 33 days from the claim a Issue Date to file it. Anything can happen in that time.

                Have you sent a SAR to MBNA?

                Di

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                • #23
                  Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                  Originally posted by EmmaS View Post
                  Claimant - ME III Limited, 16-22 Grafteon Road, Worthing, West Sussex
                  address for sending documents and payments - Mortimer Clarke Solicitors Ltd, same address

                  particulars of Claim - By an agreement between the MBNA and the Defendant on or around 22/09/2005 ('the Agreement') MBNA agreed to issue the Defendant with a credit card. The Defendant failed to make the minimum payments due and the Agreement was terminated. The Agreement was assigned to the Claimant. THE CLAIMANT THEREFORE CLAIMS 5946.09

                  - - - Updated - - -

                  I dont believe I had PPI on this card as Ive always been self employed and so have never knowingly taken it out
                  What is the date of issue?? on the form N1

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                  • #24
                    Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                    Yes ive requested the SAR from MBNA

                    The date of issue on the court papers is the 12 December

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                    • #25
                      Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                      Defence in by 4 p.m. 14th January 2017

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                      • #26
                        Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                        Just had letter from MBNA asking for £10 for SARS and to request info again. have sent a cheque, plus amended SARS letter (referring to their request and confirming cheque is only related to SARS request) Have written that info also onto back of cheque

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                        • #27
                          Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                          I need to submit my defense to court by Friday (cut off date is actually Saturday, but guessing thats not a working day), and due to hospital appointments I think I probably need to send it recorded delivery by Thursday.
                          So far i have had the non response from the solicitors and a request to send money (which I have done) from MBNA

                          Is there a template letter here for submitting a response?

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                          • #28
                            Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                            Originally posted by EmmaS View Post
                            I need to submit my defense to court by Friday (cut off date is actually Saturday, but guessing thats not a working day), and due to hospital appointments I think I probably need to send it recorded delivery by Thursday.
                            So far i have had the non response from the solicitors and a request to send money (which I have done) from MBNA

                            Is there a template letter here for submitting a response?
                            If your Defence is due 14th January which is a Saturday then the deadline moves to 4pm the following Monday. It's never a good idea to file it too early in case there are developments in the meantime meaning you might need to amend your defence (at a cost).

                            Have you received nothing at all from Cabot in response to your CCA Request - not even an acknowledgement letter saying they will get the documents from the original creditor because they don't have them in their possession? A letter like that can help your Defence.

                            The SAR from MBNA is for your own information purposes only so not relevant to your Defence. It seems you didn't include the £10 fee with your SAR which has delayed things.

                            Di

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                            • #29
                              Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                              Yes, Ive had that response. They also told me that the matter is on hold until further notice, but I dont believe them

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                              • #30
                                Re: County Court papers MBNA /ME III ltd

                                the court rules not them, on hold hahaha

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