Consumer Credit - appeal a decision. CCA 1974 s127(3)

[Guest]

I need some advice in which solicitor is able to take on a case where an appeal is required from a decision in the SCT by a DDJ.

agreement is 2000 so s127(3) applies. The judge however used the prejudice argument as to why agreement enforceable.

It’s a complex claim. DN refers to the wrong clauses and assignment of debt issues too.

any solicitors offer a CFA for this?

[pt2537]

I need some advice in which solicitor is able to take on a case where an appeal is required from a decision in the SCT by a DDJ.

agreement is 2000 so s127(3) applies. The judge however used the prejudice argument as to why agreement enforceable.

It’s a complex claim. DN refers to the wrong clauses and assignment of debt issues too.

any solicitors offer a CFA for this?

Yes, If the Judge allowed prejudice to get around 127(3) then he or she is wrong. Happy to talk this through if needed

[pt2537]

Yes, If the Judge allowed prejudice to get around 127(3) then he or she is wrong. Happy to talk this through if needed

Just to add, prejudice only applies to the provisions of 127(1) and (2) not subsection (3)