Patricia Pearl - Small Claims Procedure - A Practical Guide


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BAILIFFS - The Law and Your Rights

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  1. 10th October 2006 14:41 #1
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    Default business accounts

    I understand the approach on business accounts is slightly different. I have two Lloydsicon TSB business accounts (both T/A accounts) owing a total of £1170, thing is although they are in my name (trading as xxxx) they are for two different T/A businesses with the same branch, should I make the claim seperatly for each case, or can I combine them as I am the account holder in each case?

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    1)Nationwide
    11/8/06 moneyclaim issued
    25/8/06 letter received saying NW will pay back charges in full £50.88 rec'd
    31/8/06 remaining £480.00 rec'd today SETTLED IN FULL!


    2)Lloyds TSB
    S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) sent
    10/10/06 statements rec'd
    11/10/06 1st letter requesting payment for circa £5500 - (personal account) - have circa £1100 still to claim on business accounts
    This is the big one!
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  2. 11th October 2006 11:08 #2
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    Default Re: business accounts

    anyone?

    Rotaryboy v

    1)Nationwide
    11/8/06 moneyclaim issued
    25/8/06 letter received saying NW will pay back charges in full £50.88 rec'd
    31/8/06 remaining £480.00 rec'd today SETTLED IN FULL!


    2)Lloyds TSB
    S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) sent
    10/10/06 statements rec'd
    11/10/06 1st letter requesting payment for circa £5500 - (personal account) - have circa £1100 still to claim on business accounts
    This is the big one!
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  3. 11th October 2006 16:38 #3
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    Not sure what to do here, I don't really want to go for two seperate claims and the hassle and cost involved, but I need to do it right. Anyone have any idea if I should bundle the calims into 2 or keep them seperate?

    Rotaryboy v

    1)Nationwide
    11/8/06 moneyclaim issued
    25/8/06 letter received saying NW will pay back charges in full £50.88 rec'd
    31/8/06 remaining £480.00 rec'd today SETTLED IN FULL!


    2)Lloyds TSB
    S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) sent
    10/10/06 statements rec'd
    11/10/06 1st letter requesting payment for circa £5500 - (personal account) - have circa £1100 still to claim on business accounts
    This is the big one!
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  4. 11th October 2006 19:19 #4
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    Default Re: business accounts

    Hiya,
    I would say go for it in one claim as they are both trading as your self I can't see it will harm. Especially as your total claim is under the 5K mark I can't see any problems. Goodluck!

    17th august 06-claimed back 725.00 from HSBC in full (personal account)
    28th august -just added up over 19,000 in business charges with husbands HSBC account! ABOUT TO START PROCESS OF RECLAIMING MONIES.
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    cheers for that, makes life easier!

    Rotaryboy v

    1)Nationwide
    11/8/06 moneyclaim issued
    25/8/06 letter received saying NW will pay back charges in full £50.88 rec'd
    31/8/06 remaining £480.00 rec'd today SETTLED IN FULL!


    2)Lloyds TSB
    S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) sent
    10/10/06 statements rec'd
    11/10/06 1st letter requesting payment for circa £5500 - (personal account) - have circa £1100 still to claim on business accounts
    This is the big one!
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    Default Re: business accounts

    Here we go!
    After years of feeling ripped off, now the chance to do something about it. I have two businesses (both Ltd Co.s) is there anything different I need to do with these claims??
    I am just about to send my SARicon's.
    Any thoughts

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