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I am just about to fill in my moneyclaim, and need some help.
I have already read somewhere on the forums that if you are in receipt of Working Tax Credit with a disability element you may be exempt from the court fees? Is this true? The disability element relates to my husband (we claim WTC jointly) but I am making the claim against TSB on my own. Does this make a difference?
Price vs Lloyds TSB - S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) - - letter sent 21/06/2006
response received 20/07/2007
Total amount to claim £1052.50 !
prelim letter sent 24/07/2006
first rebuff letter received 27/07/2006
LBA sent 10/08/2006
Moneyclaim submitted 31/08/2006 - Total £1485.41
Defence and AQ recvd 07/10/2006
AQ returned to court 12/10/2006
AQ returned to SC&M 13/10/2006
AQ received frm SC&M 23/10/2006
Conditional offer recvd 29/11/2006
It may be harder to try get the exemption than just paying it (if you can afford it) as you do get the fee back from the bank (providing you are successful)
It may be harder to try get the exemption than just paying it (if you can afford it) as you do get the fee back from the bank (providing you are successful)
This is true.
If you still contemplate seeking exemption then the best thing is to ring the courts and ask them for clarification.
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It may be harder to try get the exemption than just paying it (if you can afford it) as you do get the fee back from the bank (providing you are successful)
This is true.
If you still contemplate seeking exemption then the best thing is to ring the courts and ask them for clarification.
If this has been useful to you, please click on the scales at bottom left of post. Thanks.
Advice & opinions of Rooster-UK are offered informally, without prejudice & without liability. Please use your own judgment.
Thank you. I think that its worth just paying it anyway, after reading through what you have to do a bit further, as I can claim it back anyway, I may as well just pay it.
Thanks guys for your help
Price vs Lloyds TSB - S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) - - letter sent 21/06/2006
response received 20/07/2007
Total amount to claim £1052.50 !
prelim letter sent 24/07/2006
first rebuff letter received 27/07/2006
LBA sent 10/08/2006
Moneyclaim submitted 31/08/2006 - Total £1485.41
Defence and AQ recvd 07/10/2006
AQ returned to court 12/10/2006
AQ returned to SC&M 13/10/2006
AQ received frm SC&M 23/10/2006
Conditional offer recvd 29/11/2006
Court Fees Exemption?
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