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NRAM non compliance cca section77

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  • NRAM non compliance cca section77

    Can anybody help me. I had a mortgage with northern rock that has been redeemed. I believe I was one of the mortgages that was affected with the redress issue regarding the change in the CCA section 77 in 2008. I,ve been told by NRAM I am no longer on their data base or in the archives as my mortgage was tranfered over to Virgin money in the buy out by the company in 2012. My origanal mortgage was redeemed in sept 2011. My new mortgage was taken over by Virgin in 2012 but I have spoken to them and have an old Mortgage statement being sent out by Virgin from 2009 from Northern Rock? How can this be? my old mortgage was never with Virgin and was redeemed before they bought the loans over. I have been totaly missed out on the payouts by NRAM and am now being told I have to write to them to see if I am intitled to the redress. I dont understand the changes that where made to the CCA in 2008 and have no idea how to word the letter I have to write to them.

    I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION TO HOW THESE CHANGES AFFECTED MY LOAN AND WHERE NRAM WENT WRONG.
    WHO CAN ADVISE ME BEST ON THIS?
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    Re: NRAM non compliance cca section77

    Hello and to Legal Beagles.

    NRAM are notorious for their mistakes so I'll take a look at your situation tomorrow

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    • #3
      Re: NRAM non compliance cca section77

      Originally posted by PlanB View Post
      Hello and to Legal Beagles.

      NRAM are notorious for their mistakes so I'll take a look at your situation tomorrow

      I've just spotted you're based in Scotland which may be relevant because the law is sometimes different there

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