I have responded to Treth's 'letter of claim' -
Dear sirs,
Thank you for your letters dated 1st September 2026 (repayment demand) and 28th October 2026 (letter of claim, that arrived together in the same envelope. The letters refer to the above references relate to separate alleged master credit agreements.
I reiterate what I stated in my letter dated 8th October 2026 which is that all the alleged master credit agreements, and any associated debt, are formally disputed and I do not admit any liability.
I dispute that there are any enforceable credit agreements under which I am liable.
To date, I have not received any acknowledgement nor response to my previous letter. Neither have I received the documents I requested in that previous letter. To remind you, I require you to:-
- Produce copies of the executed credit agreements upon which you rely,
- Produce copies of the documents incorporated into/referred to, by those agreements,
- Produce, for each, a complete statement of account/loan account showing how the claimed principal was calculated,
- Produce, for each agreement, evidence showing when and how the alleged loans were advanced to me.
Kindly note that as it is your firm that has sent me these letters, it is your firm’s name written on the letters, and your firm’s email address mentioned on those letters. I am now expecting Trethowan to be supplying the above requested copies. I request that all the copies mentioned above are to be sent to me via post.
I dispute all the alleged amounts, and I require you to explain, for each of the above, the contractual/legal basis upon which the amounts became repayable.
In the meantime, I require you to place recovery/enforcement activity on hold while the dispute is under investigation.