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**DISMISSED/WON** Restons Solicitors

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  • Re: **DISMISSED/WON** Restons Solicitors

    Originally posted by Donel361 View Post
    My understanding is they can't take it to court again and if they sell it on whoever buys it can't either.
    Correct

    Di

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    • Re: **DISMISSED/WON** Restons Solicitors

      Thanks for confirmation [MENTION=87380]Diana M[/MENTION]

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      • Re: **DISMISSED/WON** Restons Solicitors

        Just glad it's done Warwick. It was approaching 6 years when the put their claim in so I had the prospect of a CCJ for another 6 years. Cabot are vile.

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        • Re: **DISMISSED/WON** Restons Solicitors

          It's a great feeling though isn't it knowing that is one less thing to worry about

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          • Re: Restons Solicitors

            Originally posted by Donel361 View Post
            Well, thanks to Joanne Connolly and Diana M from the forum it looks like Restons won't be coming to Birmingham for Monday's hearing. I've received the following good news. They've backed down and that's the end of the matter.

            "The Claimant has agreed to dismiss the claim so the trial on 8 January 2018 is vacated and will not proceed.

            With kind regards

            Joanna

            Joanna Connolly LLB (Hons) MBA
            Solicitor Advocate
            Joanna Connolly Solicitors
            33 Cheadle Avenue
            Liverpool
            L13 3AE"
            We were pleased to bring this case to a successful conclusion for you

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