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I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice. I'm trying to claim back charges from Natwest as I did successfully from Halifax. I've got as far as issuing the court stuff, and they had until yesterday to enter a defence. All was looking good, but now the buggers have entered a defence at the last minute. What do I do now? I would be really greatful for any suggestions
ok - I've now written the letter back to Cobbetts telling them that I don't have to provide any further information, and I've now received the questionnaire from the court. I'm going to complete it and pay my £100 (due because the claim is over £1500).
I was just wondering if anyone else has got this far and actually gone to court? What is likely to happen? I presume that I will win, but what a load of hassle. I went after Halifax for £3300 and got it back by just sending the court stuff.
Just thought I'd post a little update, and ask for some more suggestions
I've had another letter from Cobbetts after sending them a letter telling them that I didn't have to give them anymore info, saying that Natwest are willing to up their offer to me to £850. Their letter also says that I have basically no chance in winning if we actually go to court. I'm thinking if that is the case, why are they offering me more money? Has anybody else had the same?
I would be grateful if any of you could give me your opinions/advice. I've had a quick look at the other postings, and I can't see anyone else that has this problem.
this is standard to yet again frighten you into going any further keep it up can smell the money lol
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I'm trying to claim back around £2K from Natwest and have got up to the court stage. I have paid my £100 to complete the court questionnaire, and I have been sent a copy of the questionnaire that Natwest completed - They did not pay thier £100 and said that they had requested information that I had not provided. I pressujme they mean the CR18 (or whatever it's called). At the time they requested that info, I sent the template letter back stating that as it was going to be dealt with in the small claims court I didn't need to give them anything else.
I have since had a letter from the court saying that my claim has been deferred until April.
IS THIS SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN? I'm getting a tad worried
I'm trying to claim back around £2K from Natwest and have got up to the court stage. I have paid my £100 to complete the court questionnaire, and I have been sent a copy of the questionnaire that Natwest completed - They did not pay thier £100 and said that they had requested information that I had not provided. I pressujme they mean the CR18 (or whatever it's called). At the time they requested that info, I sent the template letter back stating that as it was going to be dealt with in the small claims court I didn't need to give them anything else.
I have since had a letter from the court saying that my claim has been deferred until April.
IS THIS SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN? I'm getting a tad worried
Thankx
Can you post the details of the court order please also stick to one thread.
I have merged your 4 threads into this one .Please do not start a new thread for each update or question as you will recieve a much more informed answer if people can see at a glance what you have done so far
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I've just spoken to Southend county court, and NW have paid the fee for their questionnaire!! It is the judge who has requested that the claim is stayed until the 5th April. - IS THIS NORMAL?
I've just spoken to Southend county court, and NW have paid the fee for their questionnaire!! It is the judge who has requested that the claim is stayed until the 5th April. - IS THIS NORMAL?
Ok you can ask for the stay to be removed you need to write to the court. I would try firstly contacting Cobbets and informing them you are going to ask for the stay to be removed, they may offer you a settlement.
I've finally won!!!! Yesterday, I arrived home from work to find a cheque for £1907. The full amount I asked for. I had to take them all the way to court, and my court date was scheduled for the end of June. I thought I was going to have to wait until then. A word of advice to all you unsure people - Keep going with it! I was starting to doubt it was going to work but I did it
PS. I also won £3300 back from the Halifax - they were a hell of a lot easier to go against - They paid out on the 2nd letter
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