Thread: Judgment Entered against Barclays ** SETTLED IN FULL **

Hi there, I was wondering what happens to Barclays customers who have to go to court to get their money refunded as I can't find any messages saying they've got their money back. Just received a brilliant message saying that Barclays don't turn up at court so that's given me the will to plod on with our court case. We are trying to get £4000 including interest refunded and Barclays have just acknowledged our claim but say they will enter a defence. They've got until 14th November to do so, so I'll let you know how we get on. Good luck everyone.

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Thanks for this. I wonder if someone could offer advice please. Our court claim was deemed issued to Barclays on 17th October and they acknowledged it on 31st October. I understand that they'd then have until 14th November to enter a defence (which they haven't as yet). A few days ago I sent a request to the court for an amendment to be made to the claim particulars. The court have confirmed receipt but advised that the judge can take around 3 weeks to respond. I don't know if Barclays still have to enter a defence by 14th November or is everything now on hold until the judge gets back to us? Many thanks.

Hi can anyone offer advice on the query above please? Many thanks.

Thanks for the advice. Do you know if Barclays will be made aware that I've requested the particulars to be amended yet? I initially completed the particulars as

'Account number and sort code. Reclaim bank charges for the past 6 years of £3250.00 plus interest of £799.23. An offer of £1000.00 has been received from Barclays on 30th September which has been declined.'

After checking out your brilliant site I found the correct template and have asked for the particulars to be changed to:-

'The Defendant has imposed charges each time th Claimant has exceeded the overdraft limit. These charges represent a penalty and do not accurately reflect the Defendant's administration costs. Further, they are contrary to the Unfair (Contract) Terms Act 1977 s.4 and the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999. para. 8 and sch. 2(1)(e). Further or alternatively, they are unreasonable within the meaning of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 s.15. The charges the Claimant claims are £3250.00. The Claimant claims interest under section 69 of the County Courts Act 1984 at the rate of 8% a year from the dates that each of the charges were made, a total of £799.23 and continuing interest daily, and the Claimant claims costs.'

Barclays have until 14th Nov to enter a defence against the first particulars. Wonder whether they'll enter a defence or ask for the claim to be struck off.

I am having problems submitting my claim on moneyclaim website.I am getting this "Warning.Claim Particulars should not exceed 1080 characters or 24 lines and do not use <>& ' signs".
I did not used any of the characters and I have 964 characters,belwo their maximum. Any idea how I should proceed

I asked for the claim particulars to be amended around 10 days ago but the court said this would take around 3 weeks and so am presuming that the particulars have not been amended yet. The date when Barclays had to file a defence was yesterday and they've not filed it so I've entered a judgement. I've asked for the money to be paid immediately, does anyone know how long it should take please? Many thanks Keriat.

Without sending confirmation slip for me to sign on whether I agree with the amount they want to refund me or not, Barclaycard just credited my account with £320 yet I am claiming £500. I think I should go ahead complete forms to claim at the Small claims court for the balance of £180.

How should I write this on the details of claim form?.

Hi Guys,

Can you offer some advice please. I filed a claim with MCOL against Barclays and it was deemed served on 17th October. They acknowledged it on 30th October (just one day before the deadline). As I understand it they then had until 14th November in which to enter a defence. About 10 days ago I realised that I had not entered the claim particulars correctly (amount is correct) and requested an amendment with the court enclosing the £35 fee, I was told it would take around 3 weeks for the Judge to consider whether to amend the claim. I've not received any correspondence from the court and wondered if Barclays would have been informed of my request to change the particulars yet. I ask because on 15th November Barclays still hadn't entered a defence and so I've requested a judgement with immediate payment. Does this mean that we've won or not? I thought that if they didn't enter a defence we win by default. Also how long does it take from when you enter a judgement to the money being repaid? Any advice would be really welcome. Many thanks, Keriat

sammy is wrong, they get 28 days maximum from the date the claim is deemed served - ie 17th october. So their time is up, enter for judgement by default TODAY.
They will apply for set aside.
Worry about the ammendment later, possibly do it in your AQ.

Too late I'm afraid. Our judgment has been rejected today. I rang the court who said because I'd asked for an amendment they couldn't start the judgment. I've been told that the judge will let us know by the end of next week if the particulars can be changed, then Barclays will be served again and then they have a further 14 days in which to enter a defence. Basically if I hadn't asked for the particulars to be amended we'd have won by default. Big learning curve. Don't anyone else make the same mistake. Going to have a cry now.

Hi everyone, well Barclays should have entered a defence to our claim by 18th January but amazingly they must have forgotten and we filled in the form to enter a judgment against them on 19th Jan. It was deemed accepted and entered by the court on 26th January so we're anxiously waiting for some form of correspondence to say that our money's being returned to us. Can't wait. Keep you posted from a very smiley Keriat