If a court claim is issued against you and then becomes unenforceable does the SB clock still reset.
court case and resetting SB clock
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Re: court case and resetting SB clock
Originally posted by seduraed View PostI was actually thinking of unenforceability via section 78 and does the account stay on the credit record for another six years .
Had a feeling that was the case.
http://uk.practicallaw.com/0-500-0957#a1009300
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Re: court case and resetting SB clock
I have an outstanding claim for an old hire purchase claim, but the claimant and the original creditor, have admitted that they do not have the credit agreement . Can I apply to have the claim struck out ? If so how. THanks.
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Re: court case and resetting SB clock
You can. What's the current status of the claim ?#staysafestayhome
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I have had the claim , sent a section 78 request for a copy of the credit agreement. In return I have recei
ved a letter from the original creditor stating that they are unable to find the credit agreement and as such the agreement is unenforceable.
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Have you submitted a defence to the claim ?#staysafestayhome
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I agree, it does sound like you are all set, no cca, no judgment - whats the status of the claim in the court system ? has it been stayed ?#staysafestayhome
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