My partner is in court tomorrow regarding an alleged debt owed to Abbey National..now Santander from 2002.
Unfortunately she made payments to Robinson Way which then passed to Hoist Holdings and falls outside of the 6 year time limit just
We have requested they produce the Deed of assignment which they have refused to do on the basis of the following
"We have provided all the evidence they intend to rely upon at the hearing" "Further we are not obliged to provide a copy of the deed of assignment as this is commercially priviledged document and would only be provided upon an order of the court"
My question is what would be the legal point of law we can use in court to give to the Judge requiring this as absolute proof of the debt being owed to Hoist Holdings.
We feel we have them on the backfoot but are worried that the Judge may take all the other info they have provided and suggest that is proof of the debt.We realise that the Deed of Assignment is essential for our case to show what they paid for the debt and to show they have a right to pursue it. Thanks all...
Unfortunately she made payments to Robinson Way which then passed to Hoist Holdings and falls outside of the 6 year time limit just
We have requested they produce the Deed of assignment which they have refused to do on the basis of the following
"We have provided all the evidence they intend to rely upon at the hearing" "Further we are not obliged to provide a copy of the deed of assignment as this is commercially priviledged document and would only be provided upon an order of the court"
My question is what would be the legal point of law we can use in court to give to the Judge requiring this as absolute proof of the debt being owed to Hoist Holdings.
We feel we have them on the backfoot but are worried that the Judge may take all the other info they have provided and suggest that is proof of the debt.We realise that the Deed of Assignment is essential for our case to show what they paid for the debt and to show they have a right to pursue it. Thanks all...
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