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Re: Does CCJ enforce a debt with no COA
right, an update on this matter. Following our follow-up request for a copy of the agreement, the solicitors dealing with the original case sent the following letter.
Further to your telephone conversation with this office on 1st December 2009, we write to inform you that our client is unfortunately unable to locate a signed copy of the agreement, however, they have confirmed that they would not have arranged for the computer to be delivered to you, unless you had signed an agreement with them. We enclose a copy of our client's terms and conditions, which have formed a part of the agreement.
We confirm that the amount outstanding to our client ia currently £x,xxx. Since this matter has been referred to the high court enforcement officers, please contact them on xxxx xxxxxxx, quoting reference number xxxxxx, in order to arrange repayment of this debt.
Soooo a few things I would like to point out.....
1) admitting to NO agreement
2) NO delivery note
3) No delivery of computer without a signed agreement..... mmm try talking to Next catalogue.
4) She is already paying debt under a court order (CCJ)
I should send a very stern letter of disapproval to the courts, allowing a CCJ to be issued without an agreement or anything else for that matter...
Where would anyone suggest we go from here. Please because it's situations like this that make a mockery of our courts and the law they are supposed to uphold, as well as protecting consumers.
Many thanks
:w_nikolaus_187:
right, an update on this matter. Following our follow-up request for a copy of the agreement, the solicitors dealing with the original case sent the following letter.
Further to your telephone conversation with this office on 1st December 2009, we write to inform you that our client is unfortunately unable to locate a signed copy of the agreement, however, they have confirmed that they would not have arranged for the computer to be delivered to you, unless you had signed an agreement with them. We enclose a copy of our client's terms and conditions, which have formed a part of the agreement.
We confirm that the amount outstanding to our client ia currently £x,xxx. Since this matter has been referred to the high court enforcement officers, please contact them on xxxx xxxxxxx, quoting reference number xxxxxx, in order to arrange repayment of this debt.
Soooo a few things I would like to point out.....
1) admitting to NO agreement
2) NO delivery note
3) No delivery of computer without a signed agreement..... mmm try talking to Next catalogue.
4) She is already paying debt under a court order (CCJ)
I should send a very stern letter of disapproval to the courts, allowing a CCJ to be issued without an agreement or anything else for that matter...
Where would anyone suggest we go from here. Please because it's situations like this that make a mockery of our courts and the law they are supposed to uphold, as well as protecting consumers.
Many thanks
:w_nikolaus_187:
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