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Help required for a fully pleaded defence for a CCJ over credit card fraud

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  • Help required for a fully pleaded defence for a CCJ Cabot

    Hi,
    I wonder if anyone can help draft a fully pleaded defence against Cabot and MC solicitors. I have applied to have a CCJ to be set aside and now have to submit a fully pleaded defence within 21 days.
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    Basic details are that I received a CCJ in default as I didn't receive the court papers, Amount is over £11,000, and it is a card taken out in my name at my address by a tenant who ran the account for a good number of years and then simply left. I did apply for and received a copy of the agreement and other documents but it took them months to deliver. The signature is not mine nor did I apply for this card. So I am in a right pickle. Please help with this fully pleaded defence and if someone has an outline that would be great.

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      Amethyst

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      • #4
        This is a duplicate thread. It is in the correct place as well.

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