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Received wisdom has it that one should send a claimant’s solicitor a CCA as well as CPR 31.14 request when seeking to elucidate / elaborate upon particulars of claim for a debt. The reasoning is that they are under a statutory obligation to comply with the CCA but not the CPR request. However, given that the defendant can request the court to force disclosure, and that the court will most likely accede to this request, what are the added benefits of the CCA? I ask because certain debt purchasers and solicitors of note have taken to playing silly burgers when sent CCA requests (eg Carter claiming that their ‘client’ is not the creditor). I do not quite see the reason to request something, disclosure of which the court can compel anyway. I know there must be a reason, but I’m afraid it has eluded me. (doh) Enlightenment sought and graciously received. ps Sorry I didn't know there was a separate Legal forum where I maybe should have posted this.
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