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foxdell | 21:29 Thu 11th Sep 2008 | Civil
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Can a debt collection agency commence bankruptcy proceedings against me for a credit card debt even though they hold no enforcable CCA, (no repayment terms on it, no company signatures, no repayment shedule etc from 2002)
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A creditor can commence proceedings if you owe over �750.00. If there is no repayment schedule then would it be interpreted that the debt was call in-able at will?

The creditor doesn't need to sign, just the debtor to accept the terms of the loan.

The credit card company may have sold on the debt or referred it to debt collectors who are trying to recover the debt on their behalf.
Check this site out and give them a call , they will certainly be able to help you.
They are not judgemental and will tell you all your options and rights.
http://www.nationaldebtline.co.uk/

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