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Old 9th May 2007, 11:59   #21 (permalink)
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just received the same from Bradford court
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iv been told by the Court mine has gone to chancery section for the judge to look at - anyone else had the same news
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Yeovil count court don't want an AQ filling in either But did have to supply judge with a copy of all statements and charges!
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Dudley County Court -the AQ are being dispensed.
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Old 11th May 2007, 22:25   #25 (permalink)
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Hi, I was just after some advice...
I'm claiming for just over £2K from HSBC and filed my claim with MCOL on 4th April, they acknowledged it then their solicitors wrote to say they'd be defending it. The 28 days were up on 8th May and nothing!! I called the MCOL Helpline and they said (as has already been said) that they were dispensing with the AQ. Great (i thought) but I haven't had any correspondance from the court or DG?! I just feel like my claim (which was my 'New Years' Resolution!') has come to a halt! Any ideas?! Also, I didn't send a summary of charges to the court, has that slowed things down and should I send one now, or wait until it's transfered to my local court?
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Old 11th May 2007, 23:12   #26 (permalink)
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I have received a AQ from Morpeth court.
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Hi advice needed please!

Received this morning Saturday 12th May General form of Judgement or Order from Burnley County Court

Which states

Upon the Courts own motion. The Court has made this order of its own initiative without a hearing. If you object to the order, you must make an application to have it set asside, varied or stayed within 7 days of receiving it

IT IS ORDERED THAT the matter be listed for a directions hearing on 27th June 2007 at 11:00 am.

Dated 02 May 2007

This means that 7 days have already passed!!!! so now what do I do, do I call the abbey and tell them they have missed their 7 day deadline to set asside this order? Must they now settle in full?

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Reigate county court have been told to send all charges cases to Guildford and no AQ will be issued.
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Mazamarie

It just means that the courts are getting fed up with sending out hearings and allocating 1 hr and banks not turning up.
Therefore they are now ( some are) sending out hearings for directions for only 10mins knowing the banks will settle before this date.
However, if they don't settle, be prepared to attend court. But I think you will be receiving a cheque soon.
Just sit back now and wait. Don't contact the Abbey, they will be paying you soon
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Old 14th May 2007, 21:02   #30 (permalink)
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My claim has been transfered to Barnet County Court and they have dispensed with AQ's aswell. I have received a letter telling me this and a copy of the defence from Abbey. It doesn't say anything else or give me any direction on what to do next. Will I be sent a court date now?
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Im in the same boat clippy. I was transfered to Notts 6 weeks ago and havent heard a thing yet. And im now at a total lost.
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received the defence from lloyds this morning and with the notice of transfer of proceedings.... it states the AQ has been dispensed with... my local court is stockport...
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Weymouth court hasn't sent me an AQ either, just a letter saying that a court date will soon be allocated.
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I rang Warwickshire courts (Nuneaton) this morning and they told me they are not dispensing with the AQ there.
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Got my documents transferring my claim to Cambridge County Court and 'allocation questionnaire be dispensed with in this case' on 27/03/2007
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My case is against LLoyds TSB. Have also received Notice of Transfer of Proceedings (to Lowestoft CC), and again, it says AQ to be dispensed with (unless District Judge orders otherwise).

No other instructions - do I just wait now for notification of a court date?

It mentions 'Before District Judge Murdoch' - anyone know this judge - how he/she has ruled?!

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Northampton County Court have recommended the AQ is dispensed with, unless the district judge at Keighley orders otherwise.
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District judge Murdoch is at Northampton, and would have been the one who recommended the AQ was dispensed with. The same judge in on my paperwork, but my local court is Keighley, West Yorkshire.
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I am working on behalf of my son and the case has been referred from MCOL to the local County Court. When the information came with this decision, the Form N24 (General form of judgement or order) dated 12/04/07 said "an allocation questionnaire be dispensed with". Now wondering if I need to provide the 'bundle' I've just read about on line........ fingers crossed for next month... Mary
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Please could someone offer me some advice? Having read through alot of the info on this website im alot better off now then i was before, but could do with some clairifcation on some points. Im sorry if i have posted this in the wrong thread.
  • In step 8 - After the Defence on the CAG guide to reclaiming bank charges it states - When you recieve the defence from the court you will also recieve a Allocation Quationnaire. Having read through this post it would seem that most courts are now no longer issuing them is this correct?
  • I did not recieve a A/Q but did recieve the following, should i assume that this mans that i will not be asked to submit a A/Q and if so do i still have to pay the £100 cost, even though there has been no mention of the County Court Fee's order 1999 Schedule 2 or any refernce to outstanding charges to be submitted?:
"General Form of Judgement or Order" from Exeter County Court:

"Before DISTRICT JUDGE WAINWRIGHT sitting at Exeter CC, Exeter and County Court ect...

Upon reading the court file

IT IS ORDERED THAT
1) The District Judge has allocated to the small Claims Track and has made the following directions

2) Within 21 days of receipt of this order you shall deliver to every other party and to the court a) signed statements containing your evidence and the evidence of any witness whether or not you intend to call that witness to give evidence at the court

b) copies of all documnets which you intend to rely (the originals of such documents must be brought to the hearing)

3) You shall not be entitled to rely upon any expert witness unless you first obtain permissionm from the court and for this purpose you will need to issue an application.

4) If you fail to comply with these directions, this ay prejudice your case

5) List for hearing on FIRST OPEN DATE in block list

6) You must inform the court if the claim is settled by agreement before the hearing date.

Dated 27th April 2007 (Actually dated 4th May from courts)

  • Having read the above General Form of Judgement or Order should i now submit a full court bundle and if so please would someone send this to me as the link i have found previously on the CAG website states that it is a bad gateway and will not open!
  • Due to the fact i have gone down the MCOL route should i/do i need to submit a N1 form?
Thank you for your help....
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