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**DISCONTINUED** CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

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  • #91
    Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

    Originally posted by oxfordgirl View Post
    what do you think their next move will be. We don't think they have the documents they need, or they wouldn't beso keen to settle.

    Can you advise the best way to go forward, and that whether with some professional legal help, we can get this either stopped before court, or stand a good chance of winning in court.
    It's hard to say what their next move would be, but at the moment the claim is stayed so they would/could apply to lift the stay and continue with proceedings once/if they think they have enough documentation.

    However whether that documentation is good enough for them to win is another matter!

    I've raised the issue of the Claimant (Cabot Financial (UK) Ltd) being unlicensed and I note you've not pleaded that legal argument in your Defence so you still have that card up your sleeve

    Originally posted by oxfordgirl View Post
    Can you advise the best way to go forward, and that whether with some professional legal help, we can get this either stopped before court, or stand a good chance of winning in court.
    Perhaps it would make sense to ask for some free legal advice from a professional so you can make an informed decision on the way forward. The claim is in your husband's name so maybe involve him in any conversation with a lawyer as well.

    No one likes going to court except lawyers.

    Di
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    • #92
      Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

      Thank you Di,
      Thanks for the advice, you've given us something to think about
      Regards
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      • #93
        Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

        Originally posted by oxfordgirl View Post
        Thank you Di,
        Thanks for the advice, you've given us something to think about
        You're welcome.

        Di
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        • #94
          Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

          We let the deadline for the second offer pass which offered us a settlement of 25% of the original figure plus court costs. My husband phoned the court recently and the case remains stayed, and no application to have it lifted as yet.

          However this week we received a copy of the contract, which we asked for about six months ago.

          A          lso they have suggested that our defence is withdrawn before an application is made to lift the stay and we accept judgement against us for the full amount...

          OR

          T          hey say 'Our client is prepared to consider any reasonable settlement proposals you may wish to put forward to resolve the matter and avoid litigation...'
          We have a limited number of days to decide.

          We would love your thoughts.
          Many thanks.
          oxfordgirl
          Last edited by oxfordgirl; 25th November 2017, 14:31:PM. Reason: formatting
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          • #95
            Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

            sounds like their standard response and hope you cave in?

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            • #96
              Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

              No intention of caving in!
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              • #97
                Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

                Originally posted by oxfordgirl View Post
                We have a limited number of days to decide.

                We would love your thoughts.
                Many thanks.
                oxfordgirl
                I posted on your thread earlier today but it seems to have vanished for some reason.

                We'll be in touch again on Monday as agreed.

                Di
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                • #98
                  Re: CCJ and Charging Order from Restons on behalf of Cabot

                  Originally posted by Diana M View Post
                  I posted on your thread earlier today but it seems to have vanished for some reason.

                  We'll be in touch again on Monday as agreed.

                  Di
                  Thanks Di, I noticed your post and then it was gone.

                  Will be good to be in contact.

                  oxfordgirl
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                  • #99
                    Whoha! Thanks to the hard work of Joanna, Di and Gerry at Joanna Connolly Solicitors, Cabot have decided to discontinue their claim against us. We are obviously over the moon and of course extremely relieved to have this nightmare behind us.

                    We would like to thank all the members of this forum who guided us through some difficult times and gave us the courage to continue.

                    We would recommend that anyone in our position seek professional advice as we have done.

                    Thank you all once again.

                    Regards

                    oxfordgirl
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                    • #100
                      Well done xx
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                      • #101
                        Oh another Cabot (uk) discontinuance!
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                        • #102
                          Originally posted by warwick65 View Post
                          Oh another Cabot (uk) discontinuance!
                          How many more d'ya think we'll get??
                          Debt is like any other trap, easy enough to get into, but hard enough to get out of.

                          It doesn't matter where your journey begins, so long as you begin it...

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                          • #103
                            Congratulations oxfordgirl
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                            • #104
                              Originally posted by oxfordgirl View Post
                              Whoha! Thanks to the hard work of Joanna, Di and Gerry at Joanna Connolly Solicitors, Cabot have decided to discontinue their claim against us. We are obviously over the moon and of course extremely relieved to have this nightmare behind us. . . .

                              We would recommend that anyone in our position seek professional advice as we have done.

                              Jo and I are pleased that this nightmare is finally over for you both. It began nine months ago when you were making payments to Restons yet they still issued a claim against your husband.

                              Your original thread title has been proved wrong. Restons didn't get a CCJ or a Charging Order on your home - and now they can't

                              Di

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