Court Claim - Cabot / Cabot - 10-3-2015

Mickkk

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Court Claim - Cabot / Cabot - 10-3-2015

11th March 2015, 16:58:PM

Received a claim? Yes
Issue Date: 10-3-2015
Amount approx: £1,111.00
Claimant: Cabot
Solicitor: Mortimer clarke
Original Credit: Cabot

Particulars of Claim:
Been issued with an attatcgment of earnings form.
Its from my local cc. Its for £1.111.77
I have no idea who cabot are or who money is owed to or what for.
Please advise what i should do please?
Many thanks mickkk

Stat Barred? Yes

Have sent:

Other Info:
Nust dont have any idea who cabot are
Or who money is owed..

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