rbrears' bro v A&L ***SETTLED IN FULL***

[rbrears]

Data Protection Act request sent off for my big brother today.

Will keep you posted.

[dinghy]

I'm sure he is in good hands...

[NeilP]

Keep us posted.

[rbrears]

lba off yesterday giving 14 days

[rbrears]

issued the claim last week for my bro - claim is just over 5k with interest and costs.

[Janet-M]

just wanted you to know we are reading your thread but you are getting on fine thats why there is no imput from us .

Please keep updating us with your progress

[rbrears]

Brother received £5200 from A&L today. All sorted

[Paula 22]

Hi, I am claiming the sum of £5412 from Alliance & Leicester. Can you tell me for your brothers claim, when completing moneyclaim which fee amount did you have to pay. Was it £120 or the £250 of which should I do??? Please help about to complete moneyclaim any day.
Fantastic news for your brother and your efforts!!! Well Done!!!!
Thanks Paula 22

[rbrears]

If your claim without interest is under £5000 pay the lower fee

If your claim without interest is over £5000 then you pay the higher fee

I would wish you best of luck but with A&L you dont need it

[Paula 22]

Hi,

Thankyou for your quick reply. I understand the fees now, just need to file my moneyclaim as soon as funds allow me to. I have posted onto my thread (Paula 22) letter I received from A & L, their response to my LBA. Had you received such a letter, while helping your brother on his case?

Would like to know if you have chance to look at it! Many Thanks. Hope it goes as smoothly for me, as it sounds like you had no problems with A & L bank.

[jasonlewis]

Paula22/RBrears,

I'm at a similar stage to Paula, but I understood that the charges for using money claim is £30 not £120 or £250 as you've mentioned. Could you confirm if it is the two higher charges?

I have also completed my schedule of charges ready for my Moneyclaim, I have added interest at 8% as per 'simple charges' excel template and also included (and deducted) previous refunds that A & L have deposited in my account (they've done this in an attempt to confude me and elay the case but that ain't happening! . I've deducted these refunds against my latest charges to mitigate reduction of interest.

Do I add the cost of moneyclaim on to the the schedule - or are all claim and court costs added afterwards i.e. during settlement?

Cheers

Jase

[Paula 22]

Hi Jase

With regards to your posting, hopr this info helps you, #1st if you go onto this adddress for the courts which is Her Majesty's Courts Service - Home then click onto online services then onto money claim online, this takes you to another window in GREEN then click money claim on line type in court fees on there search top right of page, this is the cost going through the country court system NOT THE SMALL CLAIMS COURT. uptp £300 is £30 fee, £301 to £500 is 350 fee, £501 to £1K is £80 fee, £1K to £5K is £120 fee, £5K to £15K fee is £250 and so on.

Withj regards to court cost as far as i am aware you fill in your total claim less court cost then if you win you get all your cost back inc court fee, i really hope this helps and if you click on above link in blue this should take you to the required court site.

Regards Paula PS Wishing you the best of luck

[jasonlewis]

Thanks Paula!

That does help!

I have been on moneyclaim but only briefly. Now I have sorted my claim schedule and revised up on case guidance on this website I can spend some time on moneyclaim.

Thanks once again and good luck to although I'm sure the rogues will cough up!
Jase

[edward_bromhead]

hi please can anyone help me with the N1 claim form

I found the information for the section "Particulars of claim" in the library section under bank templates
but I dont know what to put in the section "brief details of claim"

[rbrears]

mmm me thinks my thread has gone for a burton

[caro]

Originally Posted by rbrears

mmm me thinks my thread has gone for a burton

Hi rbears, and congratulations. I hope your bro is treating you to something nice for your efforts. If you haven't done so can you complete the survey and email a mod to update the litigation section.

New post now for other business.

[caro]

Please stop hijacking this thread. If you are new to the site spend a few days reading the FAQ's etc and start your own thread detailing your progress and asking any questions that are not answered elsewhere in the forum. Having your own thread means we can follow your progress without having other peoples details included, and hopefully offer advice.