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minskin
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Hi everyone,
I've been taken to Court by a 'lender' who was responsible for the closure of my Ltd Co and is now pursuing me personally under a PG.
Its a long story which is too protracted to go into here but in short they have behaved appallingly in many ways and I believe the 'contract' I signed (another story in itself) is very shaky to say the least. I have even discovered that they fraudulently constructed my company letterhead and signed letters as if from me.
I have been managing to deal with the Court proceedings myself as an LIP so far but believe that with the correct representation they would not dare to continue to trial. My problem is that, as I now don't have the business I did I have no money (or insurance) to pay the £5k plus costs quoted to me by lawyers all promising they can help. I did find a no win no fee option but they took so long to decide that they now say it's too late to offer help on a nwnf basis! Not helpful as I waited weeks in the hope that they could!
The trial date is in the middle of Sept so clearly there isn't much time. I am desperate for some help but there just doesn't seem to be anything there for me. The issue itself also appears to be a little tricky to handle as i am a consumer defending a claim on a commercial 'contract' for a 'cash advance' type lending.
Can anyone make any suggestions at all? Even the possibility of a payment arrangement should costs be incurred would be acceptable to me.
Thanks
I've been taken to Court by a 'lender' who was responsible for the closure of my Ltd Co and is now pursuing me personally under a PG.
Its a long story which is too protracted to go into here but in short they have behaved appallingly in many ways and I believe the 'contract' I signed (another story in itself) is very shaky to say the least. I have even discovered that they fraudulently constructed my company letterhead and signed letters as if from me.
I have been managing to deal with the Court proceedings myself as an LIP so far but believe that with the correct representation they would not dare to continue to trial. My problem is that, as I now don't have the business I did I have no money (or insurance) to pay the £5k plus costs quoted to me by lawyers all promising they can help. I did find a no win no fee option but they took so long to decide that they now say it's too late to offer help on a nwnf basis! Not helpful as I waited weeks in the hope that they could!
The trial date is in the middle of Sept so clearly there isn't much time. I am desperate for some help but there just doesn't seem to be anything there for me. The issue itself also appears to be a little tricky to handle as i am a consumer defending a claim on a commercial 'contract' for a 'cash advance' type lending.
Can anyone make any suggestions at all? Even the possibility of a payment arrangement should costs be incurred would be acceptable to me.
Thanks
