Hi all,
I plan to submit an N244 form on behalf of a friend for a default notice made against him in Feb 2021 by Lowell Solicitors for a debt with Vanquis credit card.
The default notice came to light in July 2021 when my friend tried to apply for a flat tenancy that was rejected.
Points to note in this case:
I recently sent a letter to Lowell Solicitors requesting for the CCJ to be set aside, which they ignored, and proceeded to notify my friend of the following:
I read a few of the comments on this forum regarding similar cases, and what is clear is that Lowell sending court docs to the wrong address is not enough for a case to be successful,
however, based on the above info, and your knowledge of the law, should we go ahead with this N244 application?
Very, very, kind thanks,
I plan to submit an N244 form on behalf of a friend for a default notice made against him in Feb 2021 by Lowell Solicitors for a debt with Vanquis credit card.
The default notice came to light in July 2021 when my friend tried to apply for a flat tenancy that was rejected.
Points to note in this case:
- My friend has been living at his current residence for 3 years or more.
- The court documents were sent to his old address.
- The default notice was registered under his old address.
- Prior to the CCJ, Lowell sent numerous letters regarding the debt to my friend's new address - so were aware of his current residence.
- We also sent letters to Lowell requesting copies of the debt original agreement with Vanquis and statements of account as per the Consumers Credit Act 1974, which they ignored. This was requested because we wanted to determine if Lowell really owned the debt. Our letters were sent from my friend's current address.
I recently sent a letter to Lowell Solicitors requesting for the CCJ to be set aside, which they ignored, and proceeded to notify my friend of the following:
- A CCJ made against him in Feb 2021
- As per the judgment, he has to pay £100 per month
- He is now in arrears and in breach of the CCJ.
I read a few of the comments on this forum regarding similar cases, and what is clear is that Lowell sending court docs to the wrong address is not enough for a case to be successful,
however, based on the above info, and your knowledge of the law, should we go ahead with this N244 application?
Very, very, kind thanks,
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