I think the OP could do with proper legal advice. If the lease contains a clause which provides that the tenant indemnifies the landlord against any costs he incurs enforcing the tenant's breach, then he doesn't need a court order for costs - he can just unilaterally add them to the service charge account. This might even be the case if he loses the court case; certainly there would be no requirement for him to ask for a costs order. What the OP should have done was ask the court for an order that the landlord be prevented from debiting his legal costs to the tenant. This all depends on the wording of the lease, however, so it prob needs a so

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OK, so it seems they are saying the Tribunal has told you one thing and the DWP another. I'd suggest that we wait until you receive the letter from them. When you get it, could you post the exact text of the letter here for us to check? Once we see that, we'll figure out what to do next.

Ican Hi ..HSBC/Metropolitan/DG solicitors the last 2 are HSBC in house debt collectors and HSBC in house solicitors,so you are still dealing with HSBC. As Rebel states stay of the phone,you say you where able to afford to pay £32,just send this amount by Standing Order (Not Direct Debit) or by cheque you only need pay what you can Honestly afford,as a side issue do you still bank with HSBC,if so open a new bank account with no connection to HSBC as they are very handy at just taking money from your bank account and HSBC credit cards should you have one. Regards FS

Your form 6.19 should say. The defendant has never had any account with Capital One or Capital Bank or Lowells or its associated companies in any form. The defendant also denies being or acting in any capacity as a guarantor with any account associated with Capital One, Capital Bank or Loweels or its assocaited companies. The defendant firmly believes that there has been a gross error in identity by the claimant. The claimant has failed to provide any agreement, but as no agreement exists between the defendant or the creditor, the defendnat firmly believes that their action is unlawful, and fatally flawed. The claimant has

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