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6th September 2006, 16:37
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| | Basic Account Customer | Help with preparing a court bundle? Hi
Although I am still waiting on a court date, I am trying to prepare early, but as a complete novice at anything court related (almost - ahem...), I'm having trouble wading through tons of pdfs and web pages..
I read jonni2bad's bundle jonni2bad v Halifax - Got the money but no default removal
It looks great, and I imagine pretty scary for the bank (almost as if I know what I'm doing), but I'm not sure which bits relate to credit cards alone, and don't apply to current account charges.
Also, Which particular sections of the various acts are most relevant. Anyone know any paragraph numbers etc?
I'm not just being lazy here (honest), but these legal documents can be pretty brain melting stuff. And I'm a rocket scientist. |
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31st January 2007, 12:04
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Help with preparing a court bundle? Quote:
Originally Posted by masally Please help i am about to put my claim in because Abbey have told me the charges are fair and in line with other banks/building soc. I am trying to get my head around the court bundle and the daily interest. Do I use the whole figure Abbey owes me which is 3245.00 with the date my first charge was taken in 2000. I calulated the 8% interest on the spread sheet on the web site last week to I need to do it again this week to get a more recent figure. I am feeling a bit nervous but also annoyed due to abbeys response, please help so as i do not make any mistakes. My 2 wk deadline was yesterday i want to file claim by friday. Is it okay to just use transcipts of Mcnamara radio interview and also the Money program. Look forward to hearing from someone. | Hi, masally
Don't know if anyone else has answered you already but here goes anyway!
You're getting somewhat ahead of yourself and worrying unduly.
The court bundle doesn't come into play for a long time yet (if ever): you have plenty of time to get your head around it. Don't bother with the McNamara interview at this time: you're only looking to file a claim.
Take the time to read the FAQs and the step-by-step guide and you'll find your questions largely answered. But:
you should enter each item on your spreadsheet individually, with date and details. The interest will be automatically calculated up to what ever date you have put in your 'date of claim' cell. To get a more recent figure, simply enter a more recent date: it will do it all.
Why not start your own thread, where you can put everything down? You'll attract a group of people who will be willing to help you - and to learn from you as you go along.
Best wishes
Westy
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Westy If you like my post, click the scales!! Nov 1 2006 Preliminary letter 21 Feb 2007 - cheque arrived for charges+DEBIT interest +Statutory Interest! Hurray!
Read all about it: natwesttookmymoney - v- NatWest DONATE AS MUCH AS YOU CAN TO KEEP THE SITE GOING. What can you claim? Vampiress has a good idea: http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...you-claim.html Anything I say is just a suggestion. I'm a bigmouth, not a lawyer! |
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2nd February 2007, 00:43
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Claiming my default bank charges. .....
Last edited by titiconnection; 2nd February 2007 at 00:49.
Reason: pasted on wrong thread
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2nd February 2007, 14:17
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