They claimed the £50 in the PoCs when they were not entitled to it, months before anything was mentioned about LPC Law. So I say to leave everything in about the made-up £50 and all their lame excuses about cases from the 1800s. If the judge allows it, OK, no harm in trying.

In fact if your neighbour then has any difficulty with her insurer then tell her to come here and we will help her. Actually the easiest thing for both of you would be to agree with each other to take the legal action and for you to win. That way the pressure will come off her and you will be paid for the damage which she caused

Open.

But she has already reported the accident to her insurers according to Post #1 so she wouldn't have to pay personally. She would pass your claim to her insurers to be dealt with under the third party liability section of her policy.

It was for £1600 and it is this one (sorry got the name wrong); BLACKPOOL ROOFING SERVICES LTD overview - Find and update company information - GOV.UK FIND-AND-UPDATE.COMPANY-INFORMATION.SERVICE.GOV.UK BLACKPOOL ROOFING SERVICES LTD - Free company information from Companies House including registered office address, filing history... To be fair I have actually just had a call off the guy after I messaged him on WhatsApp, and he has actually agreed to make it right, turns out the two numbers I had been trying numerous times were for the "face of the company" (who has gone into hiding and c

@Parks123 (and @stevenkenny to help you in your thread), here's the Oxford judgment that HB could not, temporarily, link too. Hope that helps.

Thanks DX and Dave, much appreciated as always. Letters sent to court and solicitor now...

That's good news, now all you need is the money back! It's also good that they are not telling you to bugger off they don't want you as a customer any more, which happens to some people.

First point I said send LETTERS not emails you will not be sending a letter of claim If all else fails you inform them that they have 14 days to pay otherwise you will be making an application to the court for permission to enforce the judgment of the Ombudsman However I would first advise that you in this case email the CEO of Creation asking whether he is aware that his company has not complied with a final decision of the FOS In addition email the Creation FCA compliance officer with the same question Although the court application sounds simple it is anything but so try and avoid if at all possible and yes after the final