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What are Capital One on about?

Morning all,

I've had a letter from Capital One acknowledging my BR & giving me a default notice. I owe them £1k which is included in the BR so what does this mean:

'You should be aware that if we take you to court and get a judgement against you requiring you to pay us the money you owe us under the agreement you may have to pay us both the amount of the judgement and interest...

The Company will not take you to court to get a judgement against you for the amount you owe under this agreement while the Bankruptcy Order is in place


Does this mean they can take me to court after discharge? I'm not sure what the last sentence means?

xx

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