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Following my Notice of transfer of Proceedings which I received at the end of May, where it was ordered to dispose of the aq, etc. I have just received a General Form of Judgement or Order from my local Court (Kendal) before Judge Forrester - the same judge where the 2nd case was won by Lloyds at Lancaster court! It states:
Quote ` Upon reading the papers on the court file
It is ordered that:
1. The Particulars of the claim are struck out as being likely to obstruct the just disposal of the proceedings.
2. The claimant must file at court and serve on every other party a further statement of case by 4pm on the 2nd July 2007. This must set out:
(a) details of the account/s by name and account number in respect of which the claim is made, and,
(b) identify the date debited, the amount of and nature of each payment sought to be recovered.
3. If the claimant fails to comply with paragraph 2 of this order, the claim stands struck out without any further order of the court and the defendant is entitled to apply for judgement pursuant to CPR 3.5.
4. The claimant may apply by 4pm on the 2nd July 2007 to vary, ser aside or stay this order.
Dated 13th June 2007`
Please could anyone help me asap as to how what i do next - other than send what seems to be just a copy of the charges to court/Lloyds. No Court Bundle then?
Looking forward to helpful response.
skint jimbob.
Help needed asap - Lloyds/TSB
, etc. I have just received a General Form of Judgement or Order from my local Court (Kendal) before Judge Forrester - the same judge where the 2nd case was won by Lloyds
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