JUST A MESSAGE TO ENCOURAGE YOU ALL. TODAY ABBEY PAID A CHEQUE INTO MY ACCOUNT FOR £2900. I WAS DUE TO ATTEND A PRELIMINARY HEARING ON 25 JULY, BUT RECEIVED A LETTER FROM ABBEY YESTERDAY STATING THEY WERE SETTLING MY CLAIM(WITHOUT ADMITTING LIABLITY OF COURSE). DONT GET ME WRONG IT HASN'T GONE SMOOTHLY, ALL IN ALL IT HAS TAKEN 8 MONTHS SINCE FIRST REQUESTING MY STATEMENTS.

BEST WISHES TO YOU ALL:lol:

i have received a date for a prelim hearing but the order doesnt say why.

my question is if the abbey dont show up will i be able to request judgement, or is that only possible at final hearing?

i know that this question has been asked before but i still dont know exactly what to write in box g (further information) shall i just keep it simple quoting that this case is an issue of fact and not law etc. as it will be through the small claims court as it is for £26000.

any advice or sample wording appreciated.

I have recently applied to tesco/mbna for a list of default charges. sent letter from templates, however ive just realised that i did not enclose the £10 cheque. should i write to them with a cheque or wait for them to contact me.

thanks to all that replied.

i am due to press the judgement button 26 march so i will write to both abbey and court to accept it as part payment. and yes it was paid straight into bank.

i registered my claim with the court on 18/02/07. however i received a gogw payment from abbey on 29/01/2007.at that time i did'nt realise that i had to write back accepting it as part payment however i did write back to say it wasnt a satisfactory outcome. i have recently informed the court that i have received this payment. should i write back to abbey and tell them that i accept it as part settlement as the 8 week deadline is nearly up.