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3rd October 2007, 22:47
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| | Basic Account Holder | Re: Abbey Court Hearings - Important info Hi GaryH
When you get a moment, could you please have a look at my court order for a stay: http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...t-1161455.html
I apologise for the expletives(!) in the post, but I was a bit miffed!
My main questions are:
Can I apply for a time limit to be put on the stay, as per other orders I have seen, or is this pointless insofar as the stay will just be extended until a final judgement is given?
And what does point 5 of the order mean? Is it just a typo, ie not meant to be there, or does it hold a more sinister meaning? Or maybe it means I can apply for costs because they dragged me to court on the 21st having already written the directions the day before!!!
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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4th October 2007, 14:49
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Your bank owes you an awful lot more money than you realise See here Cagger since
: May 2007 I am in: There
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| Re: Abbey Court Hearings - Important info Hello Gary when you are on thread,
I send this message on here instead of a pvte msg so others can see if it can help them. I requested my stay and faxed over 12th Sept. Ive made enquiries over the last 10 days to get an update. I rang this morn and as the clerks have mentioned in previous phone calls, there should have been a response by now, but it all depends on how quickly the Judge goes through his file. I have assertained my request is in his pile of 'to do'. Do you know if there is a time limit on how long the Judge can take before giving me an answer? If the stay is lifted can Abbey keep requesting stays so we are in a vicious cycle. Can that cycle be broken by a particular order from a Judge?
Many thanks
Determind
Last edited by determindator; 4th October 2007 at 22:22.
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4th October 2007, 19:52
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| | Platinum Account Holder | Re: Abbey Court Hearings - Important info Quote:
Originally Posted by determindator I requested my stay and faxed over 12th Sept. | What exactly have you requested? Quote: |
Do you know if there is a time limit on how long the Judge can take before giving me an answer?
| No. Courts run at their own speed I'm afraid - which in some instances can be infuriatingly slow! Quote: |
If the stay is lifted can an Abbey keep requesting stays so we are in a vicious cycle.
| If the stay is lifted at a hearing with both parties present then they cannot then simply apply again for the stay to be re-instated, they would have to appeal to a higher judge. This would be unlikely IMO. Quote:
Originally Posted by determindator Just a thought, if the charges are found to be unlawful, if anyone has accepted any offers of goodwill hopefully you can pursue another case for the interest which has been denied to you because they took your money unlawfully. Not pursued as in a Judge awarding interest, but that you have been out of pocket because of the Bank's actions. | As in the 8% County Courts Act interest? No. See the answer above - once you accept an offer you are accepting it as full and final settlement.
There may be grounds for a seperate restitutionary claim for the 'time value' of the money - I.e the benefit of the funds gained by the bank whilst in its wrongful possesion - which would be measured in compound interest. However even in this instance you may still be barred by the fact you have already accepted a F&F settlement, I'm not entirely sure.
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4th October 2007, 22:20
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Where else can you earn 8% interest on your money? Start your County Court claim NOW!!! Cagger since
: May 2007 I am in: There
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| Re: Abbey Court Hearings - Important info Many thanks Gary. In reply to your question as to the type of stay request sent, I refer to your reply in 'Abbey Court Hearings Important info' post 39 11/9. You linked me to 'Application for removal of a stay' updated to account for the OFT Test case. It would be recd by the Court as a letter request and not attached to any N form and no fee. I decided I was not handing over any more hard earned cash to the system.
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21st November 2007, 22:33
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| | Platinum Account Holder | Re: Abbey Court Hearings - Important info Was the application for leave to appeal? Did Abbey turn up at the first hearing?
Can I see the witness statement please? either post it up here or otherwise send to gary.h@consumeractiongrou p.co.uk |
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21st November 2007, 22:38
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| | Basic Account Holder | Re: Abbey Court Hearings - Important info Hi Gary
I have sent you via email the documents sent to me via Abbey
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