This letter is about resolving your dispute.
Dear kateandpete
kateandpete v Egg Banking plc
Claim No. XXXXXXXX
I refer to the above claims in the Warrington
county court
.
1. We view our
terms and conditions
as fair and in particular the charges levied
pursuant to Section 7.1 of your credit agreement (the "Agreement") with Egg
Banking plc ("Egg")to be a genuine pre-estimate of loss rather than a penalty.
Notwithstanding our view, in the particular circumstances of your case we put
forward the following settlement proposal:
2.
(a) Without any admission of liability and on a purely commercial and ex
gratia basis we will within 14 days of your acceptance of this proposal by
return of the signed Consent Order (see paragraph (b) below) pay you
£409.09 in full and final settlement of the proceedings in Warrington
County Court under claim number XXXXXXXX and of all claims, rights,
actions and causes of action (ieduding claims for
interest
and costs) you
may have against Egg arising out of or in connection with any issue
pleaded in this case. As you will appreciate this is the full amount of your
claim against us broken down as follows:
(i) £355.58 for charges and interest as detailed in the Claim Form;
(ii) £3.51 for interest from the issue date until 3 January 2006 (45 days);
and
(iii) £50 for your legal costs.
(b) As your acceptance of the proposal you will sign and return to us the
Consent Order enclosed with this letter providing for
dismissal
of the
proceedings on the basis of each party bearing their own costs. Once we
have received the signed Consent Order we will lodge it at Court to bring
the proceedings to an end.
(c) The terms of the settlement shall remain confidential between the parties
and their legal advisers save that the same may be disclosed:
(i) To the extent necessary for the purposes of enforcement of
the settlement; and
To any Court, government or other authority to the extent
necessary for compliance with a lawful obligation by the
party disclosing it and to the extent necessary to any
professional adviser to that party in connection with the
giving or receiving of advice in relation to such disclosure.
(ii)
3. The above proposal will remain open for acceptance for 14 days from the date
of this letter after which it will be automatically withdrawn.
4.
Please can you confirm your acceptance of the above proposal by signing and
returning the enclosed Consent Order.
If you have any questions on the contents of this letter, please contact me using the
details listed above
Yours faithfully
John Murphy