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I am in the process of filling out the aq N149 and I have got as far as section G, I am sure I am being thick but what do I put here ?? do I repeat the info I put on the moneyclaim form, also my claim is for approx 4,400 so do I put the bit on the one in the library ??
my AQ has to be in by the 13th sept so I am getting really nervous I hope someone can help :o
I have got as far as section G, I am sure I am being thick but what do I put here ?? ,
Section G - Other Information
In the space below, set out any other information you consider will help the judge to manage or clarify the claim, including any other information you consider should be supplied by the other party.
Give details of any other information that you consider will help the judge to manage the claim, referring as necessary to any documents you might have attached. Bear in mind however that at this stage you need not attach all other documents that you wish the court to consider at the hearing. This is something you will later be asked to provide. If you have not previously given a copy of the charges Breakdown, showing dates and amounts plus interest, then let the court know here that you are attaching 2 copies of this with your reply.
If you have previously submitted these details, then say so here.
This would also be the place to argue for small claims track if there were any complexities, such as a claim for injunction or a claim under the Data Protection Act.
This would also be the place to argue for standard disclosure and include, subtly, that the bank has a ‘fiduciary duty' and so has a duty to disclose the basis of it's costs to you, as there is some doubt that that it is dealing in good faith as required by thefiduciaryrelationship.
Also a good place to bring to the notice of the judge thatthere should be an order for this disclosure as the bank commonly asks for set aside and then settles, and is merely using the justice system as a means of intimidating its customers.
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also my claim is for approx 4,400 so do I put the bit on the one in the library ??
Bumface v Barclays
N149 and I have got as far as section G, I am sure I am being thick but what do I put here ?? do I repeat the info I put on the moneyclaim form, also my claim is for approx 4,400 so do I put the bit on the one in the library ??
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Re: Bumface v Barclays
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