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red1 last won the day on January 14 2007

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  1. Received today from Cobbets, could someone please advise. DEFENCE 1. This defence is filed and served without prejudice to the defendant's case that the Particulars of the Claim do not disclose reasonable grounds for bringing a claim against the claimant to recover the bank chagres (and interest thereon) referred to in the particulars of claim or any other sum(s). In the event that the claim is not properly particularised then the defendant will apply to strike out the claim and/or summary judgement in respect of the same. 2. On allocation the Defendant invites the court to direct that there be a case management conference in order for the Court to consider the making of of appropriate orders to give the claimant the opportunity to properly particularise the claim. 3. No admissions are made as to what charges have been debited to the Claimants bank account. 4. In relation to the allegation that the contractual provisions pursuant to which the charges have been applied are unenforceable by virtue of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA 1977) and/or the Unfair Contract Terms in ConsumerRegulations 1999 (the Regulations) and/or the common law, the Claimant is required to identify: 4.1 (a) the section(s) of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA 1977), (b) the regulations of The Unfair Contract Terms in Consumer Regulations 1999 (the regulations); and © the principles of common law relied upon by the claimant in alleging that the contractual provision(s) referred to are unenforceable; and 4.2 the contractual provision(s) that the claimant allege are invalid by reference to UCTA 1977 and?or the Regulations. Until such time as these sections/regulation?provisions are identified the Defendant cannot (save as appears below) plead to the allegation referred to in pragraph 4 above. The Defendant therefore reserves its right to plead further to the allegation once (and if) the Claimant identifies the relevant contractual information. 5 In relation to the case of the Claimant that the charges are unreasonable within the meaning of section 15 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 (SGSA0 the defendant pleads as follows: 5.1 the claimant is required to plead and prove the necessary factors (referred to in section SGSA) concerning the contract between the Claimant nd the Defendant which mean that pursuant to SGSA section 15 there is an implied term that the Claimant pay a reasonable charge for the service under the contract. 5.2 Further, the claimant is reuired to plead and prove (a) that the bank charges which have been debited are unreasonabel; (b) all facts and matters relied upon by the Claimant in support of this case and © what charges would have been reasonable. 5.3 In the circumstances no grounds are disclosed for a claim that the Defendant has acted in breach of SGSA section 15. 5.4 In the circumstances (save as appears below) the Defendant is unable to plead to this allegation beyond denying that it has acted in breach of SGSA section 15 as alleged or at all. The Defendant reserves its right to plead further to this allegation once (and if) the defects in the pleaded case referred to in paragraphs 5.1-5.3 above are addressed. 5.5 It is the case of the Defendant that the contract between the claimant and Defendant does not fall within SGSA section 15 because (a) the consideration for the service would be determined by the contract between the Claimant and the Defendant and (b) was not left to be determined in a manner agreed by the contract or determined by the course of dealings between the Claimant and the defendant. ^. If, which is denied, the Claimant is entitled to the return of the amounts debited in respect of charges, the Defendant denies that the Claimant is entitled to claim interest at a rate of 29.80 %. This letter frightens the life out of me. What should I do now??? Thanks inadvance.
  2. Hi I have submitted the N1 form to the court, and RBS have until tomorrow to say if they are defending or not. However they have today made an offer of refund of charges minus the contractual interest that I am claiming for. Should I refuse this offer, or will court think I am being greedy?
  3. Hi Zoot I,m in. I will research Kensington if this helps. Kensington Mortgages reported a pre-tax profit of £30.3m for the six months to the end of May, up 24% on last year The loan impairment charge surged to £24.5m. That’s a 117% jump on the same period in 2005. Meanwhile the number of accounts three months or more in arrears rose to 9.6% of overall assets, from 9.2% a year ago, while bad debt provisions rose to 0.68% from 0.66% in 2005 13.07.2006 repossessions, house price crash - Money Week
  4. Hi Zoot I,m in. I will research Kensington if this helps.
  5. Hi Krysus I don't think it would invalidate the claim, rather I think the judge would decide who was right and who was wrong. So keep all paperwork relating to the claim i.e rent book etc. I maybe wrong, but a friend was in a similar position and this is what happened with her.
  6. Not legally minded but could these have any bearing.. http://www.dbresearch.com/PROD/DBR_INTERNET_EN-PROD/PROD0000000000200409.pdf. http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/fin-use_forum/docs/20050418_final_en.pdf. From European Commission
  7. Me again rbrears Thanks for that. Another quick question if I may. Most of us have been referring to Bridge –v- Campbell , however in your opinion this doesn't bode well. So for the rest of us what would be the best route to go down if making a claim. Any help appreciated as I really am quite a numpty. Thanks again
  8. rbrears Very eloquently put but I have been blinded with science. In your opinion (and in layman terms) what would be the best way for Jamorgan to get this decision overturned. Could you perhaps draft her a letter to put before the judge? Thanks red1
  9. Hope they are watching Deathlord, then they may realize that the little guy is not gonna sit there and have sand kicked in his face any longer
  10. 00765 Could you post further info about the couple who won against ERC. Thanks
  11. They will have you on file just send SAR with address mortgage applied to. Yes you can ask for all payments and yes it will cost you a tenner. SPPL Southern Pacific Personal Loans LTD and SPML are same company. Two addresses 1st Floor, 6 Broadgate (Head Office) London, EC2M 2SP 2nd Floor, St. Johns Place, Easton Street, High Wycombe, HP11 1NL (I used this address)
  12. I am just going through my statements so am at a very early stage. Am at the same stage with Igroup. SPML has just sent me the 'sorry you feel the need to complain but sod off letter'.
  13. I am more than willing to donate £20.00. I am also willing to collate the number of companies involved. If you need any more help please contact me POWER TO THE PEOPLE
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