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I sent off my preliminary letter along with a schedule of charges 14 days ago to the RBOS with no reply. I am sending the letter before action letter today and will then be submitting a court claim against them if they do not pay up (which I doubt they will). I have been looking into making a claim on the courts website and am unsure what to do if I claiming against a Scottish company. Can anyone give me some advice about how I claim against them?
If you live in the UK it will make no difference to the process and file when they don't pay out after the lba.
Start a thread in the RBS forum and let everyone know how you are doing
Good luck.
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letter today and will then be submitting a court claim against them if they do not pay up (which I doubt they will). I have been looking into making a claim on the courts website and am unsure what to do if I claiming against a Scottish company. Can anyone give me some advice about how I claim against them?
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