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** DISCONTINUED ** 1st Credit (Finance) Limited v martinr67

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  • #31
    Attached is a sheet addressed to the court that is titled Notice of Discontinuance.


    Fabulous News, Congratulations Martin xxx
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    • #32
      Originally posted by Kati View Post

      notice of assignment
      default notice
      formal demand

      personally I'd also be asking for the agreement/contract as they mention that it was a credit card account and added a ref number
      nemesis45
      warwick65
      Amethyst

      would you agree??

      The assignment itself is mentioned so I would suggest you request a copy of the assignment. They will no doubt refuse but you have asked it and they have then failed to disclose it to you. It is relevant because it is a document of title and the burden of proof is on the claimant to prove the debt is assigned to them legally as it is a consumer credit agreement..

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      • #33
        This has already been discontinued Joanna C

        Originally posted by Martinr67 View Post
        Well folks,

        This had arrived last week (I was unaware it was in our mailbox) and I opened it last night - A letter from J&P solicitors:

        Dear Sir

        Re: Our Client - 1st credit (Finance) Limited

        We refer to the above matter and enclose herewith a copy of our client's Notice of Discontinuance for your records, the original of which has today been sent to the Court.

        The matter is now concluded and we have filed our papers accordingly.

        Blah, blah, blah...

        Attached is a sheet addressed to the court that is titled Notice of Discontinuance.

        Does this mean it is over?

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