I am afraid that I cannot help with the question of if that is enough for them to win - that is up to the judge.(posted 8315 days ago)Get in touch with Carol Riley at the National Association of Mortgage Victims on 01889 507394. She will be able to assist and perhaps even point you to a good solicitor. If not, I understand that she will contact the solicitor and tell them exactly how to defewnd the claim.
There is, further down the Q&A page a list of what to do when you get a summons - Anyone out there remember exactly where it is?
The only thing I pick up o myself from the details you have given is that it is most strange that they refuse to give you copies of documents to prove their case before you might negotiate with them, but they then seem to be quite happy to supply these to the court. What do other think?