Hi, I've got to go to court with PRA on 19th April, they can only produce the reconstituted terms and conditions, they have told me they can't get the original. This is the second court date, the first one PRA didn't pay the court fees on time and it got kicked out. They then argued the case and to cut the story short it got reinstated. Do you think I should hire a solicitor or just go with what the judge says? I'm loath to pay a solicitor £1000 , that I can't afford if my case has no chance of winning. I hope that all makes sense. Thank you for your help
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Yes. - https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/handbook/CONC/13.pdfOriginally posted by Deb Cowan View PostIs this debt enforcable with only a reconstituted copy of the original CCA? They cannot l haven't got and cannot get the original CCA, thank you
If the Terms and Conditions of the agreement has been 'varied' then they have to include that information in the 'Reconstituted Agreement'.
You are lacking information, i.e. when was the account opened.
Did you send a SAR request for information?
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Well it's a sure thing that it's been 100% 'varied' from 2005 to 2019 changes in interest rates etc.Originally posted by Deb Cowan View PostYes, it was opened in 2005. Yes asked for a SAR, I don't know re varied as I can't get the original and they are only sending it the reconstituted today!!
You've got SAR data which will be helpful regards interest rates etc.
Lets see what they send by way of a 'Reconstituted Agreement'.
If it was before 2007, they have to provide a copy of the 'original'.
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