Hi
I had a debt with Barclays and it got transferred to Mortimer Clarke who act on behalf of ME III Ltd (Marlin)
They took the debt on last month and without any aknowledgement defaulted the accountwith CRAs
I was sent a court letter from Northampton BCCC regarding this and as the debt is around 5 years old, new again now they have defaulted it, requesting nearly £6k. I followed what the court stated and sent a CPR 34.4 to ME III Ltd but never got a response, the court charged me £210 to defend such case.
I sent in a N150 to the court, which was an allocation questionaire, also a copy of the letter to ME III Ltd and a copy of the signed delivery.
Now I have until July 27th to either mediate with the said company who still have not sent any documentation through ie copy of contract, where we defaulted with them ie all correspondence which they will rely on in court, the court have also requested a allocation questionaire to be sent, do I have to send the same again? will I be charged a fee again to defend? Barclays never stated it was in default as it was being dealt with via a credit repair company , who I recently stopped and re engaged with Barclays but now this...
What is my next step? Can anyone help me ?
Kind regards
Andy G
I had a debt with Barclays and it got transferred to Mortimer Clarke who act on behalf of ME III Ltd (Marlin)
They took the debt on last month and without any aknowledgement defaulted the accountwith CRAs
I was sent a court letter from Northampton BCCC regarding this and as the debt is around 5 years old, new again now they have defaulted it, requesting nearly £6k. I followed what the court stated and sent a CPR 34.4 to ME III Ltd but never got a response, the court charged me £210 to defend such case.
I sent in a N150 to the court, which was an allocation questionaire, also a copy of the letter to ME III Ltd and a copy of the signed delivery.
Now I have until July 27th to either mediate with the said company who still have not sent any documentation through ie copy of contract, where we defaulted with them ie all correspondence which they will rely on in court, the court have also requested a allocation questionaire to be sent, do I have to send the same again? will I be charged a fee again to defend? Barclays never stated it was in default as it was being dealt with via a credit repair company , who I recently stopped and re engaged with Barclays but now this...
What is my next step? Can anyone help me ?
Kind regards
Andy G
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