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  • #46
    "YES" = you point out that they have failed to supply,the requested documents if still true., mediation probably state no mediation can take place and inform the court, for the next stage , already stated above hey are wrong if not too old overdraft, use to be as stated previously facilities letter. later CCA

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    • #47
      OK, things have got a little complicated here.

      Yes, technically overdrafts are covered by CCA but it is somewhat more complex in that they only have to supply an agreement IF one existed. This tends to not apply to older accounts as they rarely had proper overdraft processes.
      However, if the agreement was opened in 2010,(?) when did you last make any payment towards this account?
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      • #48
        Originally posted by Celestine View Post
        OK, things have got a little complicated here.

        Yes, technically overdrafts are covered by CCA but it is somewhat more complex in that they only have to supply an agreement IF one existed. This tends to not apply to older accounts as they rarely had proper overdraft processes.
        However, if the agreement was opened in 2010,(?) when did you last make any payment towards this account?
        Hi Celestine thanks for the reply. I have just had mediation and they stated they do not have to provide as it is exempt from CCA. I have elected to procced with court as they stated they provided notice of assignment and stuff but they haveny. I did make a token offer to settle account but they refused it. Have i done the right thing and what should i do next. Oh and i last used the account in around 2016. Thanks again

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Dazzle1969 View Post

          Hi Celestine thanks for the reply. I have just had mediation and they stated they do not have to provide as it is exempt from CCA. I have elected to procced with court as they stated they provided notice of assignment and stuff but they haveny. I did make a token offer to settle account but they refused it. Have i done the right thing and what should i do next. Oh and i last used the account in around 2016. Thanks again
          MIKE770 any advice please?

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          • #50
            Overdraft CCA ? etc you need professional solicitor to argue the case.,

            ​​​​​​Personal Current Account overdrafts are not exempt from having to comply with Part VI of the Consumer. (MFS Portfolio V Phelan & West. ) refers BUT this was a lower court appeal -hence you need a compliant solicitor to argue?

            Of course they'll say a s78 CCA Request doesn't apply to overdrafts but as you'll see from this post the Appeal Judge took a different view in this case

            sure others will make comment also. ??? so not set but a won case.

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            • #51
              Originally posted by MIKE770 View Post
              Overdraft CCA ? etc you need professional solicitor to argue the case.,

              ​​​​​​Personal Current Account overdrafts are not exempt from having to comply with Part VI of the Consumer. (MFS Portfolio V Phelan & West. ) refers BUT this was a lower court appeal -hence you need a compliant solicitor to argue?

              Of course they'll say a s78 CCA Request doesn't apply to overdrafts but as you'll see from this post the Appeal Judge took a different view in this case

              sure others will make comment also. ??? so not set but a won case.
              Thanks MIKE770 they have not provided anything but im not sure if i need to send a non CCA request to ask for notice of assignment and alike. Is it too late to request those now?

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              • #52
                assignment should have been mentioned in CPR31.14? court form? if not you could ask the court to make them supply later in proceedings (many of theses so called desk jockey law firms string it out) ?

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                • #53
                  did you send a DSAR request to owners? if not send to them and get proof posting then they have to supply within 30 days! but if in CPR 31.14 requested and not received do not remind them now. but DSAR no charge to owners could be useful?? if sending get proof posting free.

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by MIKE770 View Post
                    did you send a DSAR request to owners? if not send to them and get proof posting then they have to supply within 30 days! but if in CPR 31.14 requested and not received do not remind them now. but DSAR no charge to owners could be useful?? if sending get proof posting free.
                    MIKE770 im not sure i sent a CPR request just a CCA. Can i send it now or is it to late? I sent a DSAR to lloyds and i have all their paperwork. Thanks for your help

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                    • #55
                      Send now

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