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6th November 2007, 20:18
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I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,126
| Re: Barclays:Business/Personal Bank Charges (POCs) Hi Hattie and welcome to the Barclays Forum.
In many cases that were started using MCOL, the judge reviews the case and finds the POC to be inadequate and orders that a new POC or further info is to be furnished. This would be an ideal opportunity to use the new POC which you'll find in the Stickies at the start of the Barclays Forum.
The matter of your saying CURRENT a/c and not BUSINESS should not jeopardise the claim.
Wait for banks defence to be Filed in court and, when the judge reviews the case, you should be told what happens next.
One thing I WOULD advise, however, is that you write to the Court NOW and point out that yours is a BUSINESS a/c claim. Ask that this be made clear on your file and respectfully suggest that the case should NOT be Stayed as the OFT Test Case does NOT apply to business claims.
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7th November 2007, 09:19
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I am in: Durham
Posts: 183
| Re: Barclays:Business/Personal Bank Charges (POCs) Hi Hattie
I wi be reading your thread with interest as I have a business and a personal claim that have BOTH been stayed. I have also appealed them but I lost the appeal. I now have to wait until the result of the Oft case.
Good luck with your claims. |
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7th November 2007, 12:54
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I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,126
| Re: Barclays:Business/Personal Bank Charges (POCs) Hi Hattie,
Yes, it is polite and proper to copy all correspondence sent to court to the bank. This will NOT be reciprocated by the bank, though.
Any IMPORTANT letters to barclays must be sent by Rec'd Del'y so you have proof of receipt - you'll soon learn how many doc'ts they lose !
Copy letters to bank which are NOT so important can go by ordinary post. |
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8th November 2007, 13:50
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I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,126
| Re: Barclays:Business/Personal Bank Charges (POCs) Hattie,
Can you hold off from writing to court just now.
I'll come back, with some ammunition if I can find some, to send to the court. |
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8th November 2007, 23:17
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I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,126
| Re: Barclays:Business/Personal Bank Charges (POCs) The Court Manager xxxxx County Court Address Date Dear Sir or Madam, BUSINESS CHARGES CLAIM HATTIE -V- BARCLAYS BANK PLC Claim No: 1AB12345 I spoke on Date to your County Court and was informed me that my case has been Stayed. This has been done IN ERROR because my claim against the bank concerns my business bank account and does not, therefore, depend on the outcome of the OFT Commercial case being heard in January. The central focus and grounds for the OFT’s case is to determine whether or not the charges are subject to the test of reasonableness, as required under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations (UTCCR 99), which are of no consequence to the basis of my claim in this case.
As a Business account claimant, my claim does not include any reference to nor make any reliance upon the UTCCR. As such, it would serve no purpose to delay proceedings in order to await the outcome of a case that would have no bearing or relevance upon my case. I believe my case should not have been sent to your court and that it should not be Stayed as with cases regarding Personal bank account claims. I would respectfully ask that this letter be put before the Judge so my case may proceed without further delay. Yours faithfully, Hattie |
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18th November 2007, 01:58
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I am in: Planet Thanet, Kent
Posts: 6,126
| Re: Barclays:Business/Personal Bank Charges (POCs) Hattie,
Was this their reply to the draft I posted at #12 above. If so, I think they have sent you a template response.
I'd write back to them with a copy of the first letter saying:-
"I do not think my last letter was properly considered and would respectfully suggest this matter be answered by a senior member of the Court's Staff or, indeed, by a Judge. I would appreciate a full response to my letter and NOT a template response.
If you still believe, on reflection, that you are right to Stay my business claim as if it were a personal bank charges claim, please confirm precisely by what authority you are doing this. I have information from the OFT which confirms that the General Stays are NOT applicable to business bank charges claims.
I look forward to hearing from you shortly."
See what they come back with. |
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