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hi
have been scanning some other areas of the site, have been to the lyods tsb section, i think we should all have a look in this section as like myself im near to getting a court date and one thing i have noticed is that there is an importance to getting a strong bundle together in case it does go all the way
one thing i noticed that messed up someones case was the lack of evidence against the defendent i.e that they could not supply a copy of the banks terms and conditions ( something which i dont have) that would possibly be used in court, may i take this opertunity to ask if any one could obtain and post these on site as im sure many dont have this information, i will try and find what i can from the banks web site,
i feel that there may be an area that the bank can use against a claim by stating they are service charges ( banks standard defence )
i think we need to address possible loopholes in this area that the bank may use, unfortunatly i dont have the legal abilitie to understand or mount a defence should they start argueing about service charges.
also of interest
would it be possible to state That the Defence is struck out as an abuse of process, pursuant to rule 3.4(2)(b) of the Civil Procedure Rules.
On the basis that the Defendant has filed a template defence then subsequently settled each and every other claim of this nature.
would there be a list somewhere of a list of cases that could be used as evidence to support a claim
ok then i hope somebody understands what im getting at here on both sections of this post i think many of us are charging into the unkown hoping that the banks stop short before court,(myself included)
but it is important that we have a good defence to put forward just in case
so please lets start getting some meat to put on the bones of our case and start to build a rough online bundle before the banks realise that they can pick us all off when it gets to court because of the lack of evidence.
good luck to every body
has any body any advice on what to do if the bank quotes the berwick judgment in court ? i know this is early days on the and it is still open to appeal but im starting put a bundle together and every bit of info that i can drop onto A&L will help no end.
kind regards
terms and conditions
( something which i dont have) that would possibly be used in court, may i take this opertunity to ask if any one could obtain and post these on site as im sure many dont have this information, i will try and find what i can from the banks web site,
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