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    CEL N24 Order

    I am being pursued by CEL for unknown debts.

    It seems they have my wrong address and I am not receiving information such as particulars. I have filed defence on Money Claim and written to CEL twice recorded delivery for more information. All I get it more forms from the courts. I have responded to each one to date.

    Now I have a N24 form stating I must file a full defence by x date, or apply to have set aside or varied this order.

    Please can someone help me as I am not sure what to do. I cannot provide a defence as I have never received details of their claim. I have already stated this on the previous defence.

    If I am to apply to set aside then I need to do this by tomorrow as that is 7 day deadline, but I am unsure how to do this.

    At this stage I would like to make some sort of counterclaim as this has been very stressful and time consuming.

    Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Dean
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    Re: CEL N24 Order

    Hi welcome to the forum.

    Sorry this is not my area of expertise but I will tag [MENTION=6]Amethyst[/MENTION] who can either help or will know someone else in the team who can.

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      Re: CEL N24 Order

      Hi
      Sorry this doesn't make a great deal of sense to me so maybe you can elaborate

      If they have your wrong address, how are you getting the letters?

      You say you have filed a defence but now they are asking for a full defence?

      Maybe you could go back to basics and explain

      How much is the claim for (roughly)?

      Did you ever receive a claim form?

      If yes , did you acknowledge it?

      Have you any idea what the debt may be for- this would be on the particulars of claim
      [MENTION=6]Amethyst[/MENTION] [MENTION=5553]charitynjw[/MENTION]

      I have no idea who CEL are I am sorry to say
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        Re: CEL N24 Order

        Originally posted by warwick65 View Post
        Hi
        Sorry this doesn't make a great deal of sense to me so maybe you can elaborate

        If they have your wrong address, how are you getting the letters?

        You say you have filed a defence but now they are asking for a full defence?

        Maybe you could go back to basics and explain

        How much is the claim for (roughly)?

        Did you ever receive a claim form?

        If yes , did you acknowledge it?

        Have you any idea what the debt may be for- this would be on the particulars of claim
        @Amethyst @charitynjw

        I have no idea who CEL are I am sorry to say

        CEL are Civil Enforcement Limited.

        The earliest correspondence I have on this was a letter from the courts which was incorrectly addressed. There are very similar named roads/buildings where i live and so easy for there to be confusion. I told the courts my correct address and also sent a letter to CEL recorded delivery telling them the same.

        The court letter was a claim form for roughly £320. I responded to this as I was told online by asking for more time. Then I filed a defence on Money Claim Online.

        I was sent mediation forms N180 but was unable to complete as have no idea what the claim is.

        Now I have an N24 form and I am thinking I need to ask to set aside. Do I need to send a cheque for some sort of fee? In the letter it says I have to pay a court fee. No other details on this though!

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          Re: CEL N24 Order

          Could you post up a picture (or type verbatim) the particulars of claim?
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