Received a claim? Yes
Issue Date: 05 July 2017
Amount approx: £1539.79
Claimant: Lowell Portfolio
Solicitor: Lowell Solicitors
Original Creditor: Creation Consumer Finance
Particulars of Claim:
1) The defendant entered into a Consumer Credit Act 1974 regulated
agreement with Creation Consumer Finance under account reference
------- ('the Agreement').
2) The Defendant failed to maintain the required payments and a default
notice was served and not complied with.
3) The Agreement was later assigned to the Claimant on 24/05/2016 and
notice given to the defendant.
4) Despite repeated requests for payment, the sum of £1286.84 remains due
and outstanding.
And the Claimant claims
a)The said sum of £1,286.84
b)Interest pursuant to s69 County Courts Act 1984 at the rate of 8% per annum
form the date of the assignment to the date of issue, accruing at a daily rate of
£0.282, but limited to one year, being £102.95.
c) Costs
Is the debt Statute Barred? I believe 6 years has passed since last payment (sorry i don't understand)
List any letters you have sent: None at this point
Any Other Info:
When i split up with my ex I phoned DFS and asked for the account to be exchanged in to my partners name, my partner was present and gave DFS her bank details. My ex made 1 or 2 payments from her bank account and then stopped paying and then years later I start getting letters from various debt collectors. I ignored all the letters and it's finally gotten to this point. I haven't paid any money or acknowledged the debt for what i'm 99% sure is over 6 years. I've cleared all my debts that hung over me after our breakup but this one I've simply ignored because I was under the impression everything was switched to my ex and her making a couple of payments was enough proof to back it up.
I've prepared a CCA letter which i'll be sending tomorrow.
I'm a bit stuck on the CPR letter, do i just list the particulars of claim exactly as above in the letter? or does it need rewording?
I appreciate any help. Sorry for bad formatting, I'm a bit stressed out.
Regards
Issue Date: 05 July 2017
Amount approx: £1539.79
Claimant: Lowell Portfolio
Solicitor: Lowell Solicitors
Original Creditor: Creation Consumer Finance
Particulars of Claim:
1) The defendant entered into a Consumer Credit Act 1974 regulated
agreement with Creation Consumer Finance under account reference
------- ('the Agreement').
2) The Defendant failed to maintain the required payments and a default
notice was served and not complied with.
3) The Agreement was later assigned to the Claimant on 24/05/2016 and
notice given to the defendant.
4) Despite repeated requests for payment, the sum of £1286.84 remains due
and outstanding.
And the Claimant claims
a)The said sum of £1,286.84
b)Interest pursuant to s69 County Courts Act 1984 at the rate of 8% per annum
form the date of the assignment to the date of issue, accruing at a daily rate of
£0.282, but limited to one year, being £102.95.
c) Costs
Is the debt Statute Barred? I believe 6 years has passed since last payment (sorry i don't understand)
List any letters you have sent: None at this point
Any Other Info:
When i split up with my ex I phoned DFS and asked for the account to be exchanged in to my partners name, my partner was present and gave DFS her bank details. My ex made 1 or 2 payments from her bank account and then stopped paying and then years later I start getting letters from various debt collectors. I ignored all the letters and it's finally gotten to this point. I haven't paid any money or acknowledged the debt for what i'm 99% sure is over 6 years. I've cleared all my debts that hung over me after our breakup but this one I've simply ignored because I was under the impression everything was switched to my ex and her making a couple of payments was enough proof to back it up.
I've prepared a CCA letter which i'll be sending tomorrow.
I'm a bit stuck on the CPR letter, do i just list the particulars of claim exactly as above in the letter? or does it need rewording?
I appreciate any help. Sorry for bad formatting, I'm a bit stressed out.
Regards
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