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As you've already given BC 2 chances to enter into discussion or negotiation, it seems pointless at this stage and will serve only to delay settlement.
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To be honest, I think they're getting swamped with cases - probably due to the good work of CAG. If people can settle out of court, it reduces their workload, so they are obviously going to suggest it.
I didn't realise it costs (having only had family mediation when going through a divorce, which was free) which was why I suggested agreeing to it.
Hangs head in shame ...
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The courts in all three of my cases with Abbey have put in a leaflet about mediation, I always refused, we , as claimants, have given the banks and credit providers, ample opportunity to talk to us, but they generally decline, it is not a free service and the fees are non reclaimable, a bad idea for us, and a good idea for them, because they can draw it all out just that bit more.
Lula
Lula v Abbey - Settled Lula v Abbey (2) - Settled Lula v Abbey (3) - Stayed
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