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BC unable to supply a credit agreement to CCA request

Bootinbull · 2012-09-17 09:23:56

Hi Hoping someone may have some advice on the following matter? Background Debt incurred to Egg Card originally who were taken over sometime back by Barclay Card Debt registered as Default on: 22/11/2006 Current Outstanding amount: £8,167.18 Monthly payment by CCCS payment plan: £60.74 I sent a CCA request to Barclay Card…

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17 September 2012 at 4:39PM

Bootinbull wrote: »

So are you saying that it is now not necessary for banks to prove or show an original contact to a CCA request? Is this a law change?
And that if the the banks cannot produce an original contract, then this is now acceptable by the courts for any similar disputes?
As for my case it has not been taken to any court yet, so there is no such ruling in place I guess!

So

Case Law
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8435867.stm

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