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Original CC agreement illegible can DCA use recon instead?

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  • Original CC agreement illegible can DCA use recon instead?

    Hi

    I've been looking around the site for an answer to this query but haven't found one.

    i have done a SAR and as part of that received an illegible copy of CCA for Morgan Stanley Card cira 2006. Barclays later brought Morgan Stanley/Goldfish and took over this card.

    i have defaulted on the debt so could be taken to court for the debt. i wonder however, the OC having provided me with the illegible copy if they are then allowed to drawer up a recon to use for court purposes? but how would i be able to check the illegible copy terms against the validity and accuracy of the recon?

    what will/will not be allowed for court purposes?

    alternatively if a link on the answer could be provided i would be greatly appreciative.
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    Re: Original CC agreement illegible can DCA use recon instead?

    Hi

    can anyone help with this one?

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