Allowcation Questionaire Received

[xipetotec46]

Received AQ Monday, what happens now? got till 29th May to do something, but what, can anybody offer advice in the step by step procedure.
going all the way if I have to with LLoyds, who incidentally are taking the mickey out of the British Judicial system which is the envy of the world.

[ChloeJane]

Hi there!

Ok - Allocation Questionaire -

To read up about them and how to fill it out should it arrive click here
Allocation Questionnaires - A guide to completion

The above is a template for filling it out -

Hope the link helps - if you have any problems filling it out post back.

CJ

[BARTY]

Hi
Also have a read of this:
Draft Order for Allocation Questionnaires

Good luck, let us know how you get on.
Barty

[xipetotec46]

Thanks I'll have a good look later been called out back in 2 hours.
had a good read now it is quite daunting but onward and upward, as the saying goes in for a penny in for a grand or three in my case.

[xipetotec46]

I have the Form N150 I phoned the court and they informed that the N149 is for claims below £1500 and the N150 is for claims above £1500 and £100 is payable, Schucks... Now please what is Pre-action Protocols.
I have found a pdf file for the N150 if anyone needs one it is here at:
http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/c.../n150_1001.pdf

[ChloeJane]

Hi there,

Pre action protocols are the Rules - by which the Civil Court run all cases.

I will set out a link here but ignore what is some or any of the legal jargon.

PRACTICE DIRECTION – SMALL CLAIMS TRACK - This Practice Direction supplements CPR Part 27

They just lay out a foundation of how cases are to be managed when on a specific track - i.e small claims track.

The above link is for the small claims track and claims under £5,000.

It is worth reading - if you would like more information - then post back and happy to supply it.

CJ

[xipetotec46]

Hi ChloeJane
Great job your doing, done nearly all of the AQ so far but just a point on the Draft Directions I can cover a) and b) what comes under c) and d) and where can I get this info from is there a template about with a N150 filled in with everything in it.

[curlychic]

Originally Posted by xipetotec46

Hi ChloeJane
Great job your doing, done nearly all of the AQ so far but just a point on the Draft Directions I can cover a) and b) what comes under c) and d) and where can I get this info from is there a template about with a N150 filled in with everything in it.

Here you go ...

Allocation Questionnaires - A guide to completion

Hope that i have helped. if so PLEASE click the scales

XxXxX

[xipetotec46]

Hi it is regarding the Draft Directions in the AQ what comes under c) and d) and where can I get this info from

[BARTY]

Hi
It should tell you in the post I gave you the link for above.
Barty

[xipetotec46]

Thanks Barty things are coming together slowly,

Another question folks , there is going to be about 90 pages for the court myself and LLoyds each this includes the charges they sent me from the statements 17 pages. am I expected to send LLoyds a copy and when do they need to receive it my stuff has to be in court by the 30th I can take the courts copy I am just 6 miles awy but it is gonna cost a fortune to send LLoyds copies of everything, and do they have to send me a copy of their court bundle, bit confusing, thought it was just the AQ i had tto send. this court bundle stuff is confusing, but determined to crash on.

[BARTY]

Hi
Have you got a Court date?
Yes you need to send Lloyds a copy unfortunately, it should say on your letter from the Court with your Court date on when they have to have it by.
Lloyds are supposed to send a Court bundle, but they never do.
Barty

[xipetotec46]

Not got a trial date as yet.
It states on the form:..."Last date for filing with court office"...30/5/07 what happens if I dont send LLoyds a copy of the court bundle, when I win can I claim costs for all this photocopying, time preparing etc. etc.
also do I include the courts cost already spent i.e for the initial payment of £120 for filing the POC and the AQ cost of £100