whats the next step for me please

destiny_star2006

Hi received this letter this mornin and i think its a ccj its from northampton county court and the adress is county court bulk centre 4th floor st katherines house northampton nn1 2lh
the particulars of the claim are The claimant claims money payable by the defendant to the claimant for the price of goods supplied full details of which have been delivered to the defendant??? i have no idea what this could be for and havent had anyother letter telling me what this is for!
it is signed horwich farrelly
claimant robinson way & co ltd {assignees of
r/o jd williams & co ltd
london scottish house
mount street
manchester
m2 3ls
ammount claimed 226.43
court fee
15.00
solicitors cost 50.00
total amount 291.43

then theres lots of different pages either denying or acknowledging the claim etc and next steps
im not sure what this debt is for so how could i find out???
if any of you guys have had this before please tell me what you did next and whats the best way for me to adress this letter many thanks for taking your time in reading this kelly x

Cleosmum

Personally, I would ring Robinson Way and ask them what its for/who its owed to, as a first off and go from there.

~Beanie~

J D Williams are a catalogue company who trade under other names besides that one, including Oxendales, Ambrose Wilson, Shapely Figures and Viva La Diva amongst others.

Have you ever had an account with any of these?

craftingqueen_2

Have you tried ringing the courts,we have found them really helpful.

CQ

lindens

JD Williams is a catalogue company, if you google them it comes up with lots of catalogues from the same "family"
It would appear to be an unpaid catalogue debt,.

I think you can dispute the whole amount, agree to whole amount, or agree to part and dispute part of the amount.
HTH

destiny_star2006

thanks for all your replys have said to them that i want to know exactly what it is for i did this online from the website the letter gave me

Cleosmum

Once you have the details you need to get on and CCA them, its possible the debt is unenforceable.

destiny_star2006

cleosmum what does cca mean if you wouldnt mind telling me?