Thread: claim against barclaycard issued

I issued court proceeding against Barclaycard on 19 December and the Litigation and Dispute Dept acknowledged service on 28 December and therefore they have 28 days from the date of service ie 24 December to file a defence. They have yet to do so or indeed not made any offer to settle. Does anybody came so far with Barclaycard and what was the outcome. I am prepared to go to court...

Thanks

B

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Hi Barnabas
My MCOL was deemed served on 16/12/2006 to Barclaycard and I received a defence yesterday which was has 14 points on it. It also came with the aq which I will complete on Sunday and post Monday and I suppose wait for a court date..... who knows if that will ever happen.
anyway good luck with you claim, and I should think you will receive yours Monday/Tuesday next week.
DS

Thank you for your replies, much appreciated.Can you help me to complete the allocation questionnaire please. Defence was filed and states as follows:

• The Claimants account is governed by the Defendants personal and/or business banking terms and conditions.
• Pursuant to the Defendants terms and conditions the Defendant is entitled to make a charge for its services as set out in the Defendants price list, including an overdraft review fee for considering whether to provide and providing and overdraft
• The Defendant denies that the charges applied to the Claimants account amount to penalties at common law and/or unfair contract terms for the purposes of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 (UTCCRs)
• The charges applied to the Claimants account are reasonable and are properly and fully disclosed in the Defendants terms and conditions and published price list. The Charges represent the contractually agreed price for the services provided and the UTCCRs are not applicable to them. Further, the charges are not default charges and, accordingly, cannot amount to a penalty.
• Save as set out above, each and every allegation made by the Claimant is denied. For the reasons set out above, it is denied that the Claimant is entitled to the relief claimed or any relief.

Thanks again for taking time to write to me.

Barnabas

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...se-read-these/

Go to the link above and go to step by step section, there it will tell you what to put in in your aq.
Good luck