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** WON ** County Court Claim form from bryan carter solicitors in behalf of lowell

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    Re: County Court Claim form from bryan carter solicitors in behalf of lowell

    Late response but xmas has been busy!! After prepping me and my husband to go to the court hearing i recieved a letter from Bryan Carter giving me notice of the case being discontinued! just a few short days before being due in court! I believe they held on as late as possible to make me fret and worry that my case against their claim wasnt strong when they new they clearly had no way of succeeding with a claim. Thank you to all for the help couldnt have done it without you ad feel like this time the little people won!
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      Re: County Court Claim form from bryan carter solicitors in behalf of lowell

      Ahh Congratulations Chloe, well done. Happy New Year to you :candycane2:
      #staysafestayhome

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        Re: ** WON ** County Court Claim form from bryan carter solicitors in behalf of lowel

        Brilliant news Chloe! I am delighted for you. Well done Flaming Parrot and Amethyst as well –good people to have in your corner! As you rightly pointed out this is another victory for the little people but day by day we seem to be getting bigger and stronger!
        :cancan:

        An optimist is someone who falls off the Empire State Building, and after 50 floors says, 'So far so good'!
        ~ Anonymous

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