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i have sent the first (letter before action) Letter to Natwest and they have replied saying they believe the charges are fair and therfore the charges must stand, they still have 5 days left in wihich to comply so do i need to take legal action now?? is there anything else i can do, i just cant afford £120 right now! (getting married in 4 weeks)???? can anyone help, thinking of going to a no win no fee solictor, does anyone know of "FAIR" one??
You don't have to file as per the timetable, you can file next week, next month, whenever. The commercial firms will charge 20% upwards - a lot more than £120, which you can reclaim.
You don't have to file as per the timetable, you can file next week, next month, whenever. The commercial firms will charge 20% upwards - a lot more than £120, which you can reclaim.
Thanks Michael,
do you know which website i got to when i come to start court proceedings? is it just the HM-courts service site?
Natwest V Clark
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