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2nd August 2006, 01:47
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Hello All Hi Karne
Well not sure if it's the same template but it basically reads: Quote:
Paragraph 3 "At all times the Account has been subject to the applicable terms and conditions ("conditions") which form part of the contract between the Claiment and the Defendent and to which the Claiment agreed when he opened the Account. The Defendent will refer at trial to the full Conditions but for the purposes of this Defence will refer to the following extracts:
(1) " you can apply for an overdraft on your Acount. If we give you an overdreaft we will tell you your limit and the interest rate applicable."
(2) "An unauthorised overdraft occurs if without our agreement you overdrew your Account or exceed the limit of an overdraft which we have agreed".
(3) " If you have an unauthorised overdraft, you will be charged fees as set out in our Tarriff of charges or specified to you and these may include fees for transactios we are unable to process due to lack of available funds in your Account.
4. Throughout the period that he has had the Account, the Claiment recieved a number of copies of the conditions and of the said Tariff of Charges as they were amended and updated ( though there has been no material amendment to the conditions extracted in 3(1),(2)and (3)above).
5. Any overdraft facility on the Account was ( and is) subject to the conditions
6.The Claiment has overdrawn or exceeded authorised overdraft limits on the Account on a number of separate occasions, full details of which will be provided on disclosure.Therefore by virtue of the conditions referred to in paragraph 3 above such overdrawing was unauthorised and in breachof contract and the claiment became liable to pay fees to the Defendent in accordancewith its Tariff of Charges applicable at the relevent time. In accordance witht the Conditions.suchfees were debited to the Account.
7. In view of the facts and matters referred to in paragraphs 3, 4, 5 and 6 above, the Defendent denies that the amount of £615 or any amount was unlawfully debited to the Acoount and the Claiments claim for the repayment of the amount is therefore denied.
8. The Claiment's contention that the said fees are unenforceable and/or are "panalty charges" is deniied. The fees reflect and are proportionate to the Defendent's administrative expenses incurred to the Claiment's breach of contract and are a genuine pre-estimate of the damage suffered by the Defendent.
9 Further or in the alternative , even if the said fees are not proportionate to the Defendent's administrative expenses incurred (which is denied) , the claiment reamins liable to pay such fees as may be found to be proportionate and the Claiment is not entitled to claim repayment of the full amount of each charge made to the Acount.
10. No admissions are made as to the amounts claimed by the Claiment and the Claiment is put to strict proof of the same.
| Then it was signed by Laura Gordon Trainee Solicitor. and my surname's Bennett, Gordon Bennett
Well thats their defence. As I said in my earlier post the aq will be here tomorow in the post along with this defence which has to be done on or before 18th August.
So basically how do I now go about wrecking there defence and is there anything I should be aware of.
Cheers
Andtroy
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2nd August 2006, 10:45
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Hello All Hi Karne
Thanks for that this being my first defence wasn't sure whether it was standered, yes typing it out does help to make it stick in ones head, took bloody ages though.
Waiting for post now and then will fill the forms out.
Cheers
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3rd August 2006, 01:31
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#49 (permalink)
| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Hello All Hi
Nothing in the post this morning tomorow maybe.
Anyway been to the library and printed reams of stuff about going to court filling out the aq and even just going to sit and listen to a few cases which I thought was good advice , gives you a feel of the place. So plenty of bedtime reading,  tomorow will go through it with the defence, and start building my case just in case. excuse the pun
Andtroy |
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4th August 2006, 00:29
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Hello All Hi Karne
Have started reading your thread and going to go back and finish the rest of the saga  .
Any way have now filled out the "other information" in the aq form so will get that of to the court in the morning and send one of to DLA tom dick and harry as a matter of curtesy.
At this stage of the game I feel inclined not to enter into any dialogue with dla unless they approach me first ( usually reading the threads the 50% offer) which will be declined, besides which it would not re-pay the overdraft which thanks to grabbey shabbey has tipped it over the £400, so will have to go for the 100%.
As soon as I get this one out the way will start the next claim which will be for about £60-£100. I know this seems a bit petty but I am so annoid with them that I just refuse to let them get away with it.
Anyway going back to finish of reading your thread.
Cheers
Andy
__________________ N1 forms delivered to court for Barclays 50% rejection letter sent to DLA ( Abbey ) |
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5th August 2006, 01:37
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Hello All Hi All
Well looks like I'm on the home run at last
Had to go out early this morning and on my way delivered the aq to the court, the very nice lady said that Judge might get to look at it today and I should get to hear within the next two weeks.
Got home about 4'o'clock this afternoon and in the post was a letter from dla with a 50% offer. So l as I said above looks like I'm on the home stretch Immmmmmmmm sooooooooooooo pleased I have got this far.
Anyway what to do next, in a quandry, for those of you who have been in this postion you will know what that the letter contains. Basically they said that Abbey have a right to charge something so if I go for a 90% deal it will mean that I will be allowing abbey to charge £3 per charge on my acount it will also clear the overdraft and still give a few quid (see karnevil thread ). Or should I reject this offer and hold out for the whole lot.
The other point made in the letter is that dla want to avoid any further costs ie them submitting a dla ( did not cost me anything as I'm on benefits ), so by me submiting the aq does that give me in some way an upper hand.
Please let me know your thoughts I have basically the weekend to chew it over and will respond with a letter to dla monday
Cheers
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5th August 2006, 01:42
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#56 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Hello All Hold out for the whole lot  I poofed it - which in retrospect was a darn good move, but thats another story
Did you send them a copy of your AQ ??????
whats happened with your statements - your claims estimated at the mo - is that right ?
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5th August 2006, 02:01
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Hello All I used mine as a leverage/bargaining chip thing for my 90%. I still sent it in but the full offer came a couple days later so I think it sped things up. Who knows....
I said basically 'give me 90% by 4pm on (two days before AQ's due) or my AQs go in.'
then sent my AQ to DLA with that nifty paragraph in, and hey presto same day they sent out the offer.
Still no cheque though
are you still on estimated claim ????????????????????????? ???????????? |
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