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Received a letter from Lowell solicitors, in relation to a debt which I cannot recall, so would like to fight it. They have asked me to contact them, or pay up, or a claim will be issued via CCBC. I am familiar with the CCBC procedure, as I've used it a few times as a claimant and a defendant. The alleged debt is only for a mere £400, however I cannot recall it, nor hold any paperwork regarding it's exsistence. I will post further, when the claim arrives, but in the meantime, should I bother even replying to them in the interim?
As I see it, and from past experience, the legal system appears to be like a game of chess, so perhaps that approach, may checkmate these vultures. Would I be right in thinking that the timings in these matters, is very important, in order to give yourself the best possible chance of winning, for example...posting information requests to the claimant as late as possible etc, inevitably cutting their allowed response time, increasing the possibility for error and timeout - by keeping communications to a bare minimum, and give them no advantage, or unnecessary information, but plenty of rope to hang themselves? all advice welcome, and thank you in advance.
As I see it, and from past experience, the legal system appears to be like a game of chess, so perhaps that approach, may checkmate these vultures. Would I be right in thinking that the timings in these matters, is very important, in order to give yourself the best possible chance of winning, for example...posting information requests to the claimant as late as possible etc, inevitably cutting their allowed response time, increasing the possibility for error and timeout - by keeping communications to a bare minimum, and give them no advantage, or unnecessary information, but plenty of rope to hang themselves? all advice welcome, and thank you in advance.
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