So my crazy ex bullshitted for a year about starting to pay back money she owed me and then stopped answering the phone. I had a summons issued and she has entered a defence saying it was never a loan and the fact we were living together and according to her 'planning to marry' (never) and start a family (talked about vaguely- more of which later) demonstrates this.
I have emails before the loan(s) where she agrees to pay it back, proof of the transfer of funds and after the breakdown of the relationship, an email from her asking how much she owes me and my reply with a breakdown. She responds (by email) saying she'll pay as much as she can on the sale of her flat (not yet sold) and then the rest in installments when she starts working again (she's been working since September 2010).
Will a court in this situation take any notice of her crazy women wronged act, or just look at the facts and evidence?