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Howard Cohen & co
lukew1985
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Ive just started to get myself back on track and take control of soe situations I ignored.
I had a debt which I have being making payments towards since June.
However I have now received a claims form from "Howard Cohen & Co" & Hoist Portfolio which wants to take me to court. But Im already paying this off?
I dont understand what I need to do at all as have never had this problem before.I hope this is in the right section
Many Thanks
I had a debt which I have being making payments towards since June.
However I have now received a claims form from "Howard Cohen & Co" & Hoist Portfolio which wants to take me to court. But Im already paying this off?
I dont understand what I need to do at all as have never had this problem before.I hope this is in the right section
Many Thanks
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Hi,
You need to fill in the details on the claim form, as per the instructions.
Lots of info and help available here :
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Hi Luke
What type of debt is it for and has there ever been a period of at least 6 years where you didn’t make a payment or acknowledge the debt in writing? I’m just wondering whether it might be statute barred.
Seeking legal advice as sourcrates suggests is a good idea anyway.
James
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There's an action plan on legalbeagles
http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/forumdisplay.php?105-Received-a-Court-Claim
you need to start the process within 14 days of service date (14+5 days of issue date)0
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