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Hi Have received this from Sheffield Courts and my hearing will take place on 30th March (if it gets that far of course). It is saying that 'each party shall deliver to every other party and to the court offices copies of all documents on which he intends to rely at the hearing. etc. What documents are considered to be the ones that I intend to rely on and should send to the courts and to Lloyds TSB solicitors. Or in the normal course have they had these anyway? Any info at this stage greatly appreciated

Hi thanks for the reply, I had read this previously but wondered if it applied to claims only of over £5000. It seems that it would not be read by a judge anyway as it would probably be settled by TSB before going to court. Your thought or any other info you have uncovered would be appreciated. It takes ages to read through other claimants threads to find info and havnt so far yet found anything specific. Its nice to know that someone else is running in tandem with your own claim thanks keith

Hiya i have just received the same thing and have to return it by the 18th december. Am trying to find out if I need to fill in section G. let me know if you come across any info thanks keithg

Hi havejust completed the Moneyclaim form online and pressed the send button! Its all in the hands of the courts now. Amount claimed £347 including interest. (+ £50 fees)

have received a rejection letter to my claim from Lorna Harvey dated 23rd August. Will now move to next stage.

Have today posted my claim in to lloyds for £264, not a lot compared with other claimants but just as important.

Hi I have received my bank statements from LoydsTSB and have spent a long time looking round the forum. When doing the spread sheet of charges do I need to enter the 'days since offence' column and the Interest column as it seems Interest is not claimed until a possible court appearance. Also which address is it best to send to, there seem to be several around. Not very good on the paperwork side more of a hands on guy. Thanks to anyone who replies. KG Moderated : 3 threads merged .. please keep to your original thread when updating this is for your own benefit as its much easier for people to answer your queries if they can see at a glance whats happened so far

Hi I have recently received copy statements from LloydsTSB and they date back about 10 years. Should I include all charges for this period in my claim or just the last 6 years. Thanks to anyone who replies.

What address should be used to request statements, do I send to my own branch or a central office, also should I include the fee at this stage £10? Should the initial letter state anything other than a request for previous statements. If I can get the ball rolling then I can have a really good look around the postings for the next step. Thanks to anyone who replies.