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Hi all,
Looks like I am heading for a strike out on 29 June, been doing a claim against Lloyds TSB for my son who is in the Navy, and would not be able to claim because of time and location constraints. My claim has now been running since February, court bundle gone in and closing date for evidence to be submitted is 14 June.
I have power of attorney on his bank account, which Lloyds have accepted, some two years ago, I also hold a Debit Card on his account in my own name, and the monthly Statements are addressed to me.
Today recieved a letter from court, "only my son can sue in respect of the account". "The Power of Attorney does not give Big Man power to sue in his own name". "The fact that he has a card and access to the account is irrelevant".
NEED SOME URGENT HELP PLEASE, ANY BODY OUT THERE CAN ADVISE ME !
PM me with your phone number I can help , did the same with my son he is in the Army you need to download enduring power of attorney and get it endorsed with a solicitor for abot £25.
enduring POE gives YOU the right to stand in court as if YOUR son was there , URGENT PM with email
Strike Out Imminent
TSB for my son who is in the Navy, and would not be able to claim because of time and location constraints. My claim has now been running since February, court bundle gone in and closing date for evidence to be submitted is 14 June.
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