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8th November 2006, 16:33
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| | Gold Account Customer | Hearing for my stay to be lifted. NEWS on my Abbey claims
A bit unexpected as well..... Claim 1 (£700) Request for stay to be lifted submitted on 9 October. Still with the District Judge However Claim 2 (£3800) Request for stay to be lifted submitted 19 October (I know, 10 days later!!)
"the hearing of the claimants application for Stay to be Set Aside will take place at 11.30 on the 24 November."
I am surprised at this. I expected the stay to either be lifted, or the application to be refused. I'm also surprised the one applied for first is still with the Judge.
So, off to court to get the stay lifted! I wonder if I will end up going for the smaller claim also.
I paid the standard £35 fee (application without a hearing) for each claim
Spoke to the court and apparently the Abbey will have to attend.
After going for my citi hearing i'll almost be on first name terms with the staff at the court........  |
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13th November 2006, 20:39
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: Hearing for my stay to be lifted. Yes you will have an opportunity to speak to your application grounds for the removal of a stay.
If you have submitted the spreadsheet of settled claims it will be an opportunity to submit an updated version and also to make any additional point you wish to make.
I suggest also that you print out and summarise the main points in the the competition commission report which I have linked in the stickies. Take that along and point it out to the judge.
Also raise any new idea which have come to you.
It will be good practice in court because it is not a crucial event suchg as a full hearing.
You should try to learn from the experience.
Also, having pointed out the conclusions from the Comp.Comm document, ask the judge for standard discl0sure.
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14th November 2006, 13:12
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| | Site Team | Re: Hearing for my stay to be lifted. Hi Karen,
I got my stay lifted at a hearing. I've already replied on your Abbey thread keren29 v Abbey ** WON **
If you would like to see or use my stay removal guidance notes, let me know.
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23rd November 2006, 16:28
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Hearing for my stay to be lifted. Aye, good luck for tomorrow keren
Cheers
Michael |
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24th November 2006, 22:13
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Hearing for my stay to be lifted. Quote:
Originally Posted by keren29 The Abbey didn't attend, but sent a letter saying they neither agreed with nor objected to the stay being lifted. | Isn't that a surprise *sigh*
I really wish the slippery &^%*$£@ would either get into a court to argue the toss or completely admit every claim right off the bat.
Anyway, sounds like the hearing went well Keren & your judge is pretty switched on - 22nd Feb should be interesting
Cheers
Michael |
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