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I have started to prepare MCOL ready for submission on Monday, but I am a bit confused. According to the template on this site, of which I am using, it says not to put the total interest at date of claim in the text of claim.
What do I do. I have calculated my total charges to be approx £3500, and by using the spreadsheet to calculate the 8% bit, the interest comes to £562.50. Do I put this figure in the text bit?
please, please can someone help me. I also need to know if I just put the total charges figure or the charges plus the 8% interest in the box for total claim.
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Re: JW 'v' HSBC - Please help
jowalshy if you PM lateralus and ask here to PM back to you her particulars regarded filling mcol in she will only be to happy to help you, she did this for me and many others it just makes it so simple to alter it to suit your claim
even though monday is your mcol date if you miss it by a few days it does not matter better to get it right first time it will be invalueable in the end
It would not suprise after latty reads this post that she does not contact you because she is really on the ball and very helpful
jowalshy. Just read and follow the well trodden tracks everyone else has used and if you have any questions, no matter how silly you think they sound, ask them here, someone will get back to you.
I have received lots of good advice here and tried to answer others. A lot of the time its just reassurance we need and I have found the people here are very supportive.
Hi Netty, Nothing in my PM box still. PM stands for private messages doesn't it? Am I looking in the right place? Private message box is empty. I tried to PM you but it said that your box is full and couldn't deliver.
you're welcome. after a few days you will get your 'notice of issue' from the courts with a date deemed served. that is the date by which HSBC have to defend ok. just watch the status on mcol change - when it changes to acknowledged in a couple of weeks, start reading up on the allocation questionnaire procedures. read threads on here and also the guidance notes on the mcol site.
good luck
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