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Just over a year ago friend of mine defended civil recovery claim for shoplifting using the defense that she was under 18, it was stayed by the judge at the time, now she is 18 an order from the court has arrived stating that they had received a letter from the claimants solicitor and it has been ordered to either submit a defense with civil procedure rule 16, don't submit and judgment will default or request to set aside. 1) Is that the correct procedure to just send a letter to the court and ask the judge to make the order 2) can i ask to see a copy of said letter? 3) what court form shall i use to mount the defense Thanks -
Hi, being new to the forum I hope I am not opening a thread that has been dealt with before. Anyway, I used a PPI claims company to submit a claim to Lloyds on my behalf for PPI repayment. they were very good and managed to secure a total of over £8000 including interest. Under their terms of business, I was to pay them a no win no fee, fee of 12.5% of monies reclaimed plus VAt. I have no problem with that and agree I signed a contract to this effect and am happy to pay them. However, they have charged me a fee on the simple interest paid by Lloyds, as required by the FSO, on the monies reclaimed. My contention is that the monies the company obtained for me do not included the interest as that is interest on the monies they obtained and not actual monies obtained. Does this make sense? am I barking up the wrong tree? i just don;t see how interest can be classed as monies obtained when it the bank was legally obliged to pay it.
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