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Can you advise me on template to lift stay on business account in light of new announcement and point me in right direction for upto date version of business POC as need to amend.
Hi Tumble.
I have asked the team if we have this available yet.I think its simply a case of using an existing stay removal draft and simply adding in the information relating to the Judges decision, that pre 2001 charges in the case of Natwest WERE penalties.
I think also it should be supported with the wording of the Judgement attatched to the N244.
As regards the POCs of claim,I see there was one done in late 2007 that took into account the newer terms and conditions that NW introduced.
I think your account relates to 1999 ?
I will see if I can find the terms and conditions for that.
Also-it may well be worth contacting Cobbetts to see if they are prepared to consider settlement in light of this ruling to save further costs.
Though naturally,it should not be seen as a bargaining point -which Cobbetts may try to take advantage of....I would put something in writing to say you reserve the right to make it available to the Court later that you further engaged in dialogue to try and reach settlement,to save costs and further Court time.
ah ok.I think I might know why.
I just realised also about the POCS-which I am aware of in your case.
It may be a sensible idea to address that first.
I will have a word with other team members and get an opinion.
I have a couple of ideas for a plan of action here.
Arr thats allowed I have pm d bankfodder just to give you a break !! His box full though.
Been trying to find a thread on any credit cards or loans that have been paid off then later reclaimed due to cca flaw or no agreemant not had much luck tho
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I have pm d bankfodder just to give you a break !! His box full though. 