Something else should be remembered when claiming Contractual Interest - In certain cases banks have been crediting money to disputed accounts without the agreement of the customer. And then asking the court to throw out the case as it had been 'dealt with'. This happened with RBS Group (NatWest) with the trainee Barrister, Tom Brennan who is attempting to actually get them into court. This has also happened with a Compound Interest case, LloydsTSB (I think) where the bank has paid the disputed charges into the claimants bank account and then asked the court to throw out the C.I. part

Having written to my branch manager requesting charges details using the standard wording for a Data Protection Act request and not receiving any response I followed up with a letter 'reminding' them of my request which I cc:ed to the Data Protection Manager in Edinburgh (address as taken from the RBS website). If I do not hear from them in the next few days I will complain to the Office of the Information Commissioner and request enforcement of my original request. Could they be ignoring my request because I wrote to my branch manager (by registered post and then delivered to the branch by hand) and only cc:ed the Edinburgh Data Protection Manager? Or is writing to the bank branch manager deemed acceptable? Thanks, K