Civil Enforement ltd HELP NEEDED.....

Coupon-mad

First things first, today, before the defence, forward the complaint you made to the CCBC, to another email address please - we need LOTS of these to fly into a specific inbox now:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/73400735#Comment_73400735

Once that has been done, please confirm. We need to bombard the CCBC (specifically to Amanda Beck who is aware of this scam) with evidence about CEL. Do this even though you've already emailed a complaint - forward it now!

Then, see my post #4 here, about adding something at the start or end, about the late POC:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5743035

You want your Judge to know this happened (if a hearing ever happens, which I doubt, because CEL tend to discontinue later on, after DQ N180 stage, when they see a forum defence).

love_life

hi coupadmad thanks for reply yes sent email to amanda beck with late poc and scans ,i have just sent my defence by email to ccbcaq and ccbc just to make sure,just hope my defence is ok ,

just another quick question, as ive sent my defence to ccbcaq do i need to log on to mcol and do anything ?

thanks

KeithP

love_life wrote: »

just another quick question, as ive sent my defence to ccbcaq do i need to log on to mcol and do anything ?

No, nothing needs to be done on MCOL.

love_life

ok thanks keith

Coupon-mad

The CCBC will update MCOL next week, showing your defence was received.

love_life

i recieved this email today of ccbc,what does this mean do i have to do anything

Good morning,

Further to your correspondence regarding the claim made against you, the claimant is not currently able to enter judgment as a certificate of service has not been processed to date. Once we receive the certificate of service from the claimant confirming they have served the further particulars they will be at liberty to request judgment.

Therefore if you wish to dispute the claim you need to file a defence with the Court as soon as possible or alternatively you can make an N244 application to a District Judge. Guidance has been attached along with the Help with Fees guidance.

Please note Court staff are not legally trained and cannot provide legal advice. If you are uncertain how to proceed, the Civil Procedure Rules available on the Ministry of Justice website - http://www.justice.gov.uk – provide details. On many occasions it is best for people to seek professional legal advice from a solicitor, legal executive, legal advice agency or Citizens Advice Bureau. You can also contact Community Legal Advice for free on 0845 345 43 45 or via their website at http://www.communitylegaladvice.org.uk/.

The County Court Business centre is not able to deal with complaints against Civil Enforcement Ltd; if you wish to file a complaint then this should be made direct to Civil Enforcement Ltd.