Hi, I am new to this forum, but having read through a lot of the posts I can see there is a lot of help out there.
My problem is with Capquest, I recieved a court summons in May 2014, there were 2 seperate summons, one being for a debt Capquest purchased from Lloyds for a Bank Of Scotland credit card on July 2013 and the other purchased from Lloyds on June 2013 in relation to a Halifax card. On receiving the summons I quickly responded to the courts with the intention to defend, I sent of a CCA request to Capquest. No CCA was received in the time the court allowed so in effect they went into default and the judgement was stayed. In March 2015 I received a letter from Capquest stating the Bank of Scotland debt is closed and there will be no further correspondence. In April 15 I received another letter in relation to the Halifax debt stating they would like me to enter into a consent order, if I do not reply they will ask the judge for a summary judgement, along with this letter they sent a badly copied photocopy of a credit card application dated 23/04/04. the application was not signed by anyone on behalf of Halifax, there are no terms and conditions on the application but they have sent seperately copies of the credit card agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974. They also sent statements dated from 2007 but the application says the card was opened in 2004. I have checked throught the statement and the last payment of a £1 was recieved on the 21/01/2011.
We do not recognise this debt, why when we had the court date did Capquest not provide the information required then.
I am sure I have read somewhere that debts prior to 2006, all companies have to provide full documentation.
I was constantly bombarded by Capquest with phonecalls with number with held prior to the court summons, They have now given me 30 days and they will resume contact again, This has really been stressful for my wife and I and would like some advice on where to go from this point.
Thanks in advance.
My problem is with Capquest, I recieved a court summons in May 2014, there were 2 seperate summons, one being for a debt Capquest purchased from Lloyds for a Bank Of Scotland credit card on July 2013 and the other purchased from Lloyds on June 2013 in relation to a Halifax card. On receiving the summons I quickly responded to the courts with the intention to defend, I sent of a CCA request to Capquest. No CCA was received in the time the court allowed so in effect they went into default and the judgement was stayed. In March 2015 I received a letter from Capquest stating the Bank of Scotland debt is closed and there will be no further correspondence. In April 15 I received another letter in relation to the Halifax debt stating they would like me to enter into a consent order, if I do not reply they will ask the judge for a summary judgement, along with this letter they sent a badly copied photocopy of a credit card application dated 23/04/04. the application was not signed by anyone on behalf of Halifax, there are no terms and conditions on the application but they have sent seperately copies of the credit card agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974. They also sent statements dated from 2007 but the application says the card was opened in 2004. I have checked throught the statement and the last payment of a £1 was recieved on the 21/01/2011.
We do not recognise this debt, why when we had the court date did Capquest not provide the information required then.
I am sure I have read somewhere that debts prior to 2006, all companies have to provide full documentation.
I was constantly bombarded by Capquest with phonecalls with number with held prior to the court summons, They have now given me 30 days and they will resume contact again, This has really been stressful for my wife and I and would like some advice on where to go from this point.
Thanks in advance.
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