Thread: Help Please - Egg brick wall

IF you really need the data then it would have been better to claim at court.

Still now you dont really have any choice but to wait, for the fourteen days.

However, fourteen days just happens to be twice seven days.

Id sent them a non complaince letter telling them you intend to proseucte, followed in seven days by an lba then if they dont supply theinof within 14 days as per the ico letter instigate court proceedings immediately.

JMHO

GLenn

Originally Posted by weststreet

Thanks for the reply.

After the 14 days how do I take them to court ? What I mean is I've already done a moneyclaim against Lloyds so I understand that process. Do I do a moneyclaim but specifying no amounts etc - just failure to provide info ?

Thanks

No.

You can only use MCOL if you are claiming money.

You can download, or collect from your local court the N1 form. Complete it and send / take it to your county court with the fee (£150 ISTR).

Pete

Originally Posted by weststreet

Thanks for the reply.

After the 14 days how do I take them to court ? What I mean is I've already done a moneyclaim against Lloyds so I understand that process. Do I do a moneyclaim but specifying no amounts etc - just failure to provide info ?

Thanks

Hi its all in the FAqs Egg are very difficult they think they are a law unto themselves. Read Mcuths thread ref egg also bigcol.

Originally Posted by livelylad

Hi its all in the FAqs Egg are very difficult they think they are a law unto themselves. Read Mcuths thread ref egg also bigcol.

Same sig line!!!!

Pete

Originally Posted by worcester4x4

Same sig line!!!!

Pete

oh yes just noticed! great minds and all that

We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;

Originally Posted by Number6

No.

You can only use MCOL if you are claiming money.

You can download, or collect from your local court the N1 form. Complete it and send / take it to your county court with the fee (£150 ISTR).

Pete

I believe the fee for the order forcing them to comply is £30 not £150.

Seaqrch for the thread by Oddfellow vs Abbey for some guidance.

HTH

Glenn

Originally Posted by Glenn UK

I believe the fee for the order forcing them to comply is £30 not £150.

Seaqrch for the thread by Oddfellow vs Abbey for some guidance.

HTH

Glenn

Herewith the full fees list:

county court Fees

This information is also available in pdf format.

Now including fees for Family cases from 10th January 2006
Starting your claim

To issue a claim form where your claim is for money only and the amount is:

up to £300 £30
£300.01 - £500 £50
£500.01 - £1,000 £80
£1,000.01 - £5,000 £120
£5,000.01 - £15,000 £250
£15,000.01 - £50,000 £400
£50,000.01 - £100,000 £700
£100,000.01 - £150,000 £900
£150,000.01 - £200,000 £1,100
£200,000.01 - £250,000 £1,300
£250,000.01 - £300,000 £1,500
over £300,000 or for an unlimited amount £1,700

To issue proceedings where your claim is for something
other than money £150

Pete

Pete

thanks but this claim is for non-complaince with Sec 7 DPA and before you go waltzing to the court with £150 do yourself a favour and check out Oddfellows claim which i believe was for costs only in the end of £30.

It was for an order, it is filed on an N1 and IIRC he put down a nominal value of £5 or something, note order not injunction, and the fee was im sure £30.

Glenn