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Hi all,
just wondered if anyone could offer me some advice? I am claiming from A and L on behalf of a friend and her claim is for approx. £900.
Today they have sent her a cheque for £250 (as they've closed her account).
Now, my question is, can she cash the cheque and still carry on the claim? (she's desperate for the cash at the mo)!
Do I send A and L a letter to that effect?
All your advice very gratefully received!
Lisa x
I phoned the court this morning after being in the same position as your friend and was told that I could keep the money, but had to write to A&L explaining that I accepted it as part payment and would be continuing to pursue the remaining amount. You MUST include the words without prejudice in your letter, I have typed it in capitals at the top of the letter and included it my wording of the letter.....
Lisaf v A & L
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