Jul '25 • General discussion
@peterwilson
I am watching your video “why do 18 people a day….”
You stress, as you have done in many videos, that they must have the DOA.
I was in small claims county court in Leeds yesterday and the judge ruled that according to LOPA the notice was sufficient. In my case I had the original notice from ACI (dca) and after my SAR they included the notice of assignment from Scottish Power which detailed the selling of the debt.
I appreciate that I should have asked for this to be in Chancery court but I wasn’t aware of this until it was too late.
The judge said I have no right to see the DOA. ACI stated in an email that they don’t have one but it was still awarded in their favour.
The judge said that she couldn’t really understand what I was trying to achieve?
I felt like I was banging my head against the proverbial and I knew, early on, that it wasn’t going to end well.
Do they send the judgement to me?
Can I appeal?….if so, what are the timescales?
I know that I made mistakes because it is a complicated world, the legal one but I feel even if I had done everything correctly that I wouldn’t have got over the first hurdle. The first hurdle being the judge agreeing that they should have a DOA
A massive learning experience but I am now a bit stressed that I could have bailiffs turning up
Your comments would be appreciated
Many thanks
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