Hi there all, seeking advise i have a court date set for 13th Aug, on the 26th June Lloyds solicitors wrote to me saying their client was minded to enter into a settlement, but needed some clarification on some info, which i duly sent, i've not herd from them since, my question is will my claim be put on hold with the court. many thanks for any info.

It just says that the Judge has considered the statements of case and all AQ's filed and allocated the claim to the small claims track.

Hi thanks for all the comments, they are most helpful, i've just received my court date, should i now start to put together my court bundle, also should i send copy to Lloyds solicitors.

Hi there thanks for all the support, just to let you know i now have a court date of the 16th August, should i now start to put my court bundle together and should i send a copy to Lloyds solicitors.

Hi there, i am, looking for some advice on what i need to do next Lloyds TSB have entered a defence and my case has been transferred to my local court, The judge who has transferred it has ordered that the allocation questionaire be dispensed with. What would i need to put together in order to get ready for court? Any advise would be helpful.

Hi there, i am, looking for some advice on what i need to do next lloydstsb have entered a defence and my case has been transferred to my local court, The judge who has transferred it has ordered that the allocation questionaire be dispensed with. What would i need to put together in order to get ready for court? Any advise would be helpful.

Hi there sorry for not replying, been waiting for Lloyds defence, i now have it. The case has been transferred to my local court and the judge in northampton has ruled that an allocation questionnaire be dispensed with in this case.Lloyds defence is 1.That when i opened the account i was made aware of the conditions and by using the account i agreed to it, 2. By keeping the account in credit or within agreed o/d limits i would not be charged, but if the bank has to make a payment from its own funds or has to return the payment then they will make a charge, 3. There is no breach of contract; the charge cannot therefore be a penalty, so they do not have to pay it back, 4. The customer is given advance warning of charges imposed, 5. The charges are fair and reasonable,6. The customer is notified of the charges and in plain intelligible language. Any advice would be helpful.

Hi thanks for the prompt response, i have found out this morning that the bank (LTSB) intend to enter a defence and MCOL are awaiting the papers.

Hi there all, was wondering if anyone could help, i've made a claim to my bank and have done everything that i had to do but no luck i went and issued a claim MCOL they served it the bank did not enter a defence, was told online i could enter a judgement by default this i did have now been told request for judgement was denied any help would be good.