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Need some advice. I have a claim to be heard in court on the 6th September. I have submitted a defense and a witness statement but have not gone into specifics on either. Only that I have never received an application form to my subject access request and credit agreement request. I have stated that I have never received all the t and c's for this. I have also stated that I believe the default notice to be faulty. I have attached both. I feel that I have a strong case for this and have attached the relevant documents. Can anyone point me in the direction or advise me what case histories/ acts I can use to defend these. This was taken out in 2003.
1) Application form which they are claiming is the credit agreement. I have only received an mbna reconstructed t & c's. Not the original creditors. Am I also right in saying in the Wakesman case, it was stated that all the t & c's should be supplied if they have been altered. Also if this is meant to be the argeement, this does not comply with the consumer credit act.
i663.photobucket.com/albums/uu351/roygoodbeat/MBNABOSCCFORM.jpg
2) Default notice. MBNA who took the account over issued a default notice after 6 months for the full amount. The issue date was the 9th October, to be paid for in full by 26th October
Need some advice. I have a claim to be heard in court on the 6th September. I have submitted a defense and a witness statement but have not gone into specifics on either. Only that I have never received an application form to my subject access request and credit agreement request. I have stated that I have never received all the t and c's for this. I have also stated that I believe the default notice to be faulty. I have attached both. I feel that I have a strong case for this and have attached the relevant documents. Can anyone point me in the direction or advise me what case histories/ acts I can use to defend these. This was taken out in 2003.
1) Application form which they are claiming is the credit agreement. I have only received an mbna reconstructed t & c's. Not the original creditors. Am I also right in saying in the Wakesman case, it was stated that all the t & c's should be supplied if they have been altered. Also if this is meant to be the argeement, this does not comply with the consumer credit act.
i663.photobucket.com/albums/uu351/roygoodbeat/MBNABOSCCFORM.jpg
2) Default notice. MBNA who took the account over issued a default notice after 6 months for the full amount. The issue date was the 9th October, to be paid for in full by 26th October
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