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  • urgent help required ccj claim help defense

    some background
    poc
    The claimant claims xxxxx for debt and interest.
    On 20/01/2002 the defendant enterd into an agreement for a credit card with bank of scotland plc under ref xxxxxx.
    On 01/02/2010 the defendant defaulted on the agreement with an outstanding balance of xxx.
    O20/06/2012 the debt of xxxx was assighned to 1st credit(finance) 5 ltd.
    On19/11/2012 the company changed its name to cai finance ltd and on 01/04/2013 assighned the debt to 1st credit(finance) ltd
    notices of assighnment were sent to the defendant in accordance with s.136 law of property act 1925
    and the claimant claims
    1 the sum of xxxx
    2statutory interest of 5000 pursuant to s.69 county courts act 1984 at a rate of 8% per annum from 30/08/2012 to 20/11/2013 and therafter at a daily rate of 1.06 untill judgment or sooner payment.


    basicaly i took out a credit card in 2002 and wasnt able to keep up payments i payed most of the debt but this is all mostly ppi and late fees which i want to reclaim

    i sent a cca and cpr31 12 days ago have not heard back about the cpr or the cca the claim foprm has a printed signature.

    i have read lots of forum but i just dont know what to do just so confused hoping to get some help on the defence as the deadline is till fiday
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