Thread: Case transferred to the London Mercantile Court - Hearing 18 June 07

Received a letter from the Royal Courts of Justice this morning stating that my case is going to heard at the London Mercantile Court on the 18th June.

Quote from the Letter:

There will be a small claims hearing in this case and in serveral others which raise the same or similar issues ... The hearing is intended to give directions for the hearing of some or all of these cases in a way which saves time and expense.

Am I right in thinking that the Courts are trying to force the bank's hand?

I would also appreciate some help on what needs to go in the bundle, if I do get to court - Will I need to send it two weeks before as usual?

Many thanks
MM

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i'd follow the guidelines here for this:Sticky: GOT A COURT DATE? A guide to the later stages it should tell you what you need -

and my other advice a big fat nudge letter to dg -
post 1 of my two aq threads in my signature -
write to dg and tell them you understand that a hearing will be held, blah,blah.... and give them the chance to avoid going by resolving this matter now -
and i'd send another one in 10 days and then another one


and have you read the bbc story also in my signature - 70+ cases scheduled for court - see how many actually got heard.

Thanks Lattie.

I have sent a nudging letter to see if they will settle out of court. Would much rather avoid the hassle, but want to see this thing out to the end.

Would you recommend that I get stuff ready to go to court yet, or wait a few days?

As this is going to the Mercantile Court, will the package need to be different?

MM

try this:Mercantile Court cases and Stays pending a test case