thanks for the details, ive sent him an email, much appreciated. apologies slick, i didn't notice your post last time I was here, not sure how i missed the bright pink text though. I don't have it with me now but there isn't much detail on it to be honest. It simply says judgement has been entered due to Barclays failure to respond to the judges previous order (which can be found earlier on this thread). This is followed by a sentence that says they are ordered to pay me the full amount immediately. If there is anything specific you were after just let me know and i'll take a look when i get home. thanks

yeah that does help, thanks, do you have the fax number and email address perchance?

Hello CAG. Well, after nearly a year, I received a judgment in my favour a few days ago from the judge, ordering Barclays to pay up. Feels good. How do I go about actually getting the money from Barclays? I have heard nothing since, although it has only been a week. Should I call? Will Barclays call me? If I should call them, who do I need to speak to?

Hey, i've just checked my Notice Of Issue form and there isn't any section to fill in. It's 1 A4 sheet with all the case reference numbers on, advice on what the defendant may do now and some notes for guidance. It's an MCOL form, not sure if that makes any difference? Anyway, how else can I request a judgment, can I go to the court and fill in a form? Thanks!

Lovely, many thanks. I'll get it in the post tonight. Do i addreess it to the Judge or Court Manager? I did get a letter about a week or so ago saying that they are going to apply for a stay in light of the OFT. I have heard nothing since. Do the courts usually accept banks request for a stay? Thanx!

Hey guys, thanks and sorry, i find it really difficult to get on here at work these days. Firstly, the date Barclays had to send me a schedule by was 21st August. I had to send my schedule out by 10th July, then the case was 'stayed' until 7th August to try and reach settlement. If no settlement was reached, Barclays then had to send me a schedule by 21st August. This is exactly how it was stated, item 5 on the 'General Form of Judgment or Order'... 5) If no settlement is reached by 7th August the Defendant shall file and serve a schedule in response to the Claimants schedule stating in respect of each item claimed: a. pursuant to which if any contractual provision such charge was made b. if such charge is alleged to be lawful the basis on which it is so alleged c if it is alleged that the charge is a genuine pre-estimate of the Defendants loss incurred as a result of the Claimants actions (whether or not such actions are in breach of contract) all facts and matters on which the Defendant relies as showing that the charges are a genuine pre-estimate of loss including the Defendants positive case as to the actual cost of dealing with such actions; and d) draft directions for further conduct of the case to be agreed with the Claimant if possible. NOW, Barclays havn't complied, and its now 31st August. I complied perfectly with the Judges request with the help of the lovely CAG and its helpful members Now continuing with the General Form of Judgment or Order, item 6.... 6) If the Defendant fails to comply with item 5 of this order the defence shall be struck out and the Claimant shall be entitled to judgment without further order. So, what 'oneofakind' is saying is that on the original form they sent me when I first started court proceedings there is an option to request a judgment (i think i remember it, ill have to check when I get home). I need to complete this request and hand the form into the court, in person? I certainly won't contact Barclays, although I have a strong feeling they employ someone to read this anyway! So, could anyone confirm that this is what I have to do now and does anyone know if the courts are open on Saturday? Thanks!

Hi guys n gals, Following on form the my last post. I completed the judges request from me by sending the 'schedule setting out each charge of which the claimant claims repayment together with an explanation of the basis on which the claimant claims that each charge is unlawful ' to the bank and the court fine. In the same oder, Barclays were asked to set out why the charges were legal and the true cost to them as a result of my actions. Barclays have not done this, instead they have sent me a letter referring to the ongoing court battle saying that they will ask for my case to be put on hold untill the case is concluded. I have heard nothing form the court regarding this matter or my case going on hold. The date that Barclays were supposed to set out the true costs has by has passed now and according to the original court order I am now eligible to apply for a judgement and the defence should be struck out. How do I request a judgement? Does anyone know if I will get a judgment or if the Judge uphold Barclays request to put the case on hold? Thanks!

ah, glad you were here when it happened if its not the bank - its the court forever finding new ways to slow things down. thanks, should be all i have to do till august...

thanks for that Saintly, much appreciated, looks like what they have asked for. do you know, is this normal? i have read through most templates/faq (although it was 7 months ago now!) and found that my case has been slightly different most of the way through. Has anyone else received/heard of this request?

HELP! PLEASE! HELP! It's been a while, waiting for stuff to take its course. Last month I received a Notice Of Transfer Of Proceedings letter from the court saying that my claim is being transferred to my local court. Nice. Included there was another form saying that as there have been many cases like this, the allocation questionnaire can be 'dispensed' with. OK, understanable. Now, I have recieved a 'General Form Of Judgment or Order' which states that: 'the claimant must file and serve on the defendant a schedule setting out each charge of which the claimant claims repayment together with an explanation of the basis on which the claimant claims that each charge is unlawful or any other basis on which the claiment claims repayment'. I can't see any reference to this in the templates or FAQ. The closest I find to an 'explanation' is the court bundle. Do I send the court bundle to the bank???? PLEASE HELP!!!!!

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Do you think I could get a job at the bailiffs in time to be involved in the Baclay's job?!?! How good would that be, taking a judgement into HQ and collecting a wad of cash!!!!! Its good to know Barclay's are so busy they have let this one slip! Good luck Keriat!! Extra kudos for the 'secret' address find on 192! Could you ask the bailiffs to film it?!!

The formal Letter Before Action is the first letter you wrote that mentioned you will take court action on a specific date. If you stated you would take court action on your first letter (when you claimed roughly £1000), then that is your LBA. If not, this is your LBA. Go here: http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/25716-rejecting-offers.html and use LETTER 1, filling in the blanks with your details and removing any parts that do not apply to your case i.e returning a cheque or removing funds from your account. Reading the faq will make everything a lot clearer and give you more confidence in what you are doing. You may want to send an up-to-date charges spreadsheet if it has increased since. P

Many thanks, feel reassured. I will send a letter anyway as I wish them to have an up to date amount of what I am claiming for (its increased since I started). I'll just leave the evidence then. Thats great, MCOL here I come! Thanks again for the help! P