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Cabot/Mortimer Clarke Update!!

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    Cabot/Mortimer Clarke Update!!

    Hi all

    I posted back in early August because I'd received a court claim after I'd sent a CCA request to the DCA Grrrrrrrrrr!! I acknowledged the claim intending to defend in full and sent off a CPR request for more info. The DCA agreed to a 28 day extension and wrote saying they needed 40 days to produce the docs I'd requested. Well.............Saturday I opened a letter from Cabot saying that the original lender is unable to come up with the credit agreement and as they are unable to provide the required information, they have decided to no longer pursue collection of this account I'd just sent off an N244 to force disclosure as well so could have saved myself 50 quid. Should I be getting a notice of discontinuance??? I've checked MCOL and nothing has been updated there.

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    Re: Cabot/Mortimer Clarke Update!!

    Well done ! You give me hope as I am losing sleep after receiving a court claim from the same bandits. I sent a CCA request almost a month ago and have not even had an acknowledgement from them. Can you tell me what is a CPR request? I have not done one of those only a CCA request.

    Can I ask who the original creditor was?
    Last edited by Ruby; 29th September 2014, 10:12:AM.

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      Re: Cabot/Mortimer Clarke Update!!

      Originally posted by Ruby View Post
      Can you tell me what is a CPR request? I have not done one of those only a CCA request.
      @Ruby - see here: http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...ic-information

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        Re: Cabot/Mortimer Clarke Update!!

        Yes you should receive a notice of discontinuance from the claimants (and the court) You might want to check with the solicitors in charge of the case that Cabot have actually told them they are backing out just in case someone accidentally presses the default judgment button.
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          Re: Cabot/Mortimer Clarke Update!!

          Kati is this letter template relevant to cases in Scotland? All the legal mambo jumbo mentioned is well over my head!

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