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Hi I'm trying again on two points.
Have sent all the letters and recvd all the 'get losts' so the sheriff court is my next step.
My total charges are approx £2500 so will the sheriff court accept 4 small action claims at the same time or do I need to wait while each is settled in turn.
Do you need an actual managers name on the summons or does it suffice to put the action against RBS with a branch address.
I cannot wait to log these.
Just a small point. I have split the spreadsheet (Calc of penalty charges and interest charges unlawfully deducted) into four time periods to stay within the £750 limit. The end column (interest on penalties) seems to go amiss. I have manually adjusted.
Thanks
I was wondering the same thing, I've got a way to go before getting to that point, I havn't even received back my statements yet, but I wondered the same thing.
I also wondered if you could file against an English RBS address so that you can go for the 6 years as opposed to 5, and have the maximum £5000 limit. (I do line in Scotland, and I did open the account in Scotland, so I guess not?)
RBS got a bit stupid with me when I asked for statements. They initially sent me a whole load of docs incl glossary of terms, copies of all my details ie driving license, initial application form etc . I phoned them and told them they had gone wrong. Still took another couple of weeks to get correct paperwork. I think they have set up a dept of cheeky tricks.
Thanks for that website. I'll have a look around and keep you informed.
going to the Sheriff Court v RBS
with a branch address.
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