bydganwil v Natwest ***WON***

**bydganwil** · 4th April 2006 10:03

Data Protection Act Letter sent today.

I shall keep this tread updated with progress.

Rob

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**cheddar** · 5th April 2006 14:06

Remember though the DPA time scale starts when you have paid for the DPA. So thats 40 days from when your cheque is cashed. Keep us posted!

**bydganwil** · 12th April 2006 11:19

Cheque has been cashed and an envelope arrived today containing a wad of statements without a covering letter. The statements do not fully cover the period requested.

That's jolly useful but not what I asked for.

Do I contact them or just wait for the 40 days to expire, report them and file a claim based on the information I have?

Thanks

Rob

**bydganwil** · 19th July 2006 15:07

14 days are up tomorrow for the Preliminary Approach. lba icon

going in the post Friday morning!!

**NitrousOxide** · 19th July 2006 16:53

Originally Posted by cheddar

Remember though the Data Protection Act time scale starts when you have paid for the DPA. So thats 40 days from when your cheque is cashed. Keep us posted!

I thought it was from when they recieve your letter. When they cash the cheque is up to them, otherwise theoretically they could hold it forever.

**bydganwil** · 31st July 2006 11:18

OK - question.

I sent my preliminary request and received a reply from Nat West basically saying that they would not repay the charges and that they refute the OFT finding etc..

Now the question is do I waste time with an lba icon

, or do I just start a claim against them as it is fairly apparent that they are not going to play ball?

Thanks

Rob

**MARTIN3030** · 31st July 2006 11:53

I would continue with the lba icon

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You will then be seen to have given reasonable opportunity for them to respond in a more positive way.

**bydganwil** · 11th December 2006 21:32

Ok - due to unforssen circumstances I've been unable to proceed until now. Nat West have failed to cough up so I'm filing a MoneyClaim.

Does or will your claim include any issues under the Human Rights Act 1998? - Not sure what to put here?

Do you want to reserve the right to claim interest icon

? - I presume that I do?

Thanks!!

Rob

**Deller** · 12th December 2006 10:00

NO to the Humans Rights Act.

Yes you want to claim the interest icon

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**fishpond** · 13th February 2007 16:40

Has anything happened?

**bydganwil** · 12th May 2007 21:48

Hi there,

Into the final furlong now!!

Do I send Cobblers a copy of the aq icon

and attachments??

Cheers guys

Rob

**hedgey06** · 12th May 2007 21:53

Has it been asked for ?????

Have a look here - should help you out a little allocation questionnaire
Frequently Asked Questions
Allocation Questionnaire - N149 on-line PDF Version
http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/c.../n149_1105.pdf
Allocation Questionnaires - A guide to completion
Allocation Questionnaires - A guide to completion
Allocation Questionnaire - Draft directions order
http://www.consumeractiongroup.c o....tionaires.html

If you're still stuck, hopefully Michael Browne will be able to advise further. Good luck, hedgey xx

**bydganwil** · 12th May 2007 22:00

Cheers Hedgy,

I've filled the damn thing in no problem. I just cant see where it will tell me if I need to send it to Cobblers?

Sorry mate it's been a long week and I'm trying to get this done before it's away from home for another 6 days.

Cheers

Rob

**hedgey06** · 12th May 2007 22:09

No worries Rob - it's a right pain isn't it?! Have a look through here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk....html?garpg=15 as this should answer your question. If not, post back and one of the 'court' experts should be able to anwer. Don't worry though, you'll be fine!! xxx

**enaid** · 12th May 2007 22:10

What?

**bydganwil** · 12th May 2007 22:11

What?

**bydganwil** · 12th May 2007 22:13

Help please someone!!

Do I need to send Cobblers a copy of the aq icon

and supporting documentation? I've looked in FAQ (thanks Hedgy!!) but the answer is not there?

Cheers

Rob

**enaid** · 12th May 2007 22:14

Originally Posted by enaid

What?

Sorry wrong post

**bydganwil** · 12th May 2007 22:15

lol.....

Any ideas while you're there??

**hedgey06** · 12th May 2007 22:17

Rob, at a risk of being told off (for a change!!!) I suggest you PM Michael Browne. He always has the definitive answers to anything to do with the legal system, and he always makes time for us nat westers (thank God!!). Sorry I can't help more, but if I was you, I'd definitely PM him. xxxx

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