Thread: My Court Bundle

I've just spent the day getting my Court Bundle together, and wondered if you could take a look at it and see if I've got everything - its massive!

Contents:
Witness Statement
Latest Schedule of Charges
Correspondence
Relevant Case Law Summary
Early Day Motion
OFT's Action on Credit Card Charges
The Competition Commission Report
The McNamara Interview
Australian Default Fees Report
BBC Commission Conclusion
Dunlop V New Garage
UTCCR 1999
UCTA 1977
SOGA 1982

I'm going to the Small Claims Court in August.

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Perfect, especially the OFT Credit Card report.

bloomin eck..#




were do i start

well no i did start


and done it all wrong so i gotta start again

Where did you get that from, i have been scratching my head trying to find it. Although its printed out under the statement of evidence to print out the links don't work or you need to look else where. I am trying to find the Australian Default charges report , Nicole Rich, but i only get a link to a down load site asking for pass words etc.

Full report is here:
http://www.govanlc.com/clcv20unfairfeesreport.pdf

but it's 90 pages!!

Summary here:
http://www.consumeraction.org.au/downloads/DL29.pdf

Yes got it thanks. What is a UTCCRS? Where do i get that from.

It's in the court bundle:
Court Bundle
Basic Court Bundle

I need to find the Murray v Leisureplay 2004, or is it just the short bit seen in the basic court bundle. I also need Robinson v Harman 1843 mentioned in the statement of evidence but can't find where it is.

Just to add, how do i get rid of the blue background from the statement of evidence i copied and pasted.

Robinson -v- Harman [1848] 1 Exch Rep 850; (1843-60) All ER 383

Damages, Contract

Damages for breach of contract should compensate the victim of the breach for the loss of his contractual bargain. Baron Parke: "The rule of the common law is, that where a party sustains a loss by reason of a breach of contract, he is, so far as money can do it to be placed in the same situation, with regard to damages as if the contract had been performed."

Originally Posted by Michael Browne

Robinson -v- Harman [1848] 1 Exch Rep 850; (1843-60) All ER 383

Damages, Contract

Damages for breach of contract should compensate the victim of the breach for the loss of his contractual bargain. Baron Parke: "The rule of the common law is, that where a party sustains a loss by reason of a breach of contract, he is, so far as money can do it to be placed in the same situation, with regard to damages as if the contract had been performed."

So what i have just been quoted above, printed out would be good enough for a court bundle, no in-depth case report.

If you are going to include the full transcript of every case quoted in your court bundle, the bundle is likely to run to several hundred pages long!!
If you want more, just Google it.

Do i really need to print the full transcript. If not just quote the highlights of the case such as above.

Do i really need to print the full transcript. No

If not just quote the highlights of the case such as above. Yes

Thank you for your help. Do you know how to remove the blue back ground seen on the statement of evidence after its been copied and pasted.

If you cut and paste from inside the blue, it just copies the text.

I am trying to find the T&Cs for Clydesdale Financial Services, Do you know where i need to look.