Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
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Iam currently claiming over 4000 pounds from the Yorkshire Bank.
Been threw MCOL and put judgement of default in on 17/07/2007 And waited a week for reply. Rang the bank a week later to ask if i was gonna get paid.
I was told that the cheque was in the post.
A week went by no cheque so rang again told would be with me in a few days. I then recieved a letter from the bank telling me they were aware of court action made against them this was dated 31/7/2007. This letter went on to say they were going to put a application to stay cause of the OFT test case.
This is where it gets interesting they then sent me another letter dated 9/08/2007 saying that they were not originally aware of the MCOL claim made against them and that they were going to put in a application to set aside judgement on these grounds.
I have since recieved the application from the court and a court date for 29/08/2007 for which I am to appear.
Can some one please read this and offer advise or tell me a possible outcome. I am so desperate and have no one to turn to for help.
I have acctually put in a warrant for the money after I recieved the first letter just to confuse you even more.
Yorkshire bank stinks
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