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HAVE YOU BEEN TREATED UNFAIRLY BY CREDITORS OR DCA's?

 

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Hi I cannot find a link back to my threads, so not sure if I am doing this, I am at the 3rd stage where you have to fill in forms 1A and 1B and not sure which one I have to send first is it 1A or 1B

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Hi, cp1949.

 

 

Click on your user name, look down and you'll see .....

 

Find all posts by......

Find all threads started by......

 

Bingo !;)

 

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Many thanks for support in finding my thread, as I have had no reply to my LBA I am now at the stage to go further, do I fill in the A1 or B1 form to the local court and can I come back to you if stuck filling in the form.

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2 threads merged and duplicate thread unapproved.

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Please read re court forms http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/scotland/94302-updated-scottish-procedure.html Please note the Scottish small claims limit is now 3K.

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Thank you Rory I sent my letter for request as I had all my bank statements, bank never replied, then I sent a LBA and still no reply, so I presume next stage is to go to my local court as the charges only amount to 600.00. Can you also let me know if I qualify for free charges as I'm on long term sick, in receipt of housing benefit and also high rate mobility.

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Hi,

 

 

It's both. It's always better if you can hand deliver them, and the clerk of court will check you've filled them in right. The clerk I saw, went through everthing with me and helped me with corrections.

 

 

Have a look at this..........

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/helpful-external-links/2147-court-fees-do-you.html

 

 

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HI Rory I have spoken today with the local court in Elgin re small claims and they told me that Elgin Court has put all dealing they have had so far on sist. They will send me out the forms to fill up and said it was up to me if I wanted the forms being sent to the bank, I replied that I would like them to serve the forms to the bank. Am I right in doing this, any advice would be helpful.

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Is your account with Lloyds TSB Bank plc or Lloyds TSB Scotland plc? It's probably with Lloyds TSB Scotland plc, but it's best if you check. Lloyds TSB Scotland plc's registered address is in Edinburgh, you can file a claim either in your local court or in the court where the companies registered address is. To my knowledge Edinburgh have never granted a sist in bank charges claims.

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If your account is with the Elgin branch then this is part of Lloyds TSB Scotland plc.

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HI Rory the bank is TSB Scotland plc, does that mean I should have sent my request for payment and LBA to Edinburgh and not to the English Addresses is so I will have to start from the beginning again.

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If you are going to claim against Lloyds TSB Scotland plc in Edinburgh I think it would be wise to send the initial approach and then the letter before action to Lloyds TSB Scotland plc just to remove any wriggle room that they might have.

 

Registered address is:

LLOYDS TSB SCOTLAND PLC

HENRY DUNCAN HOUSE

120 GEORGE STREET

EDINBURGH

EH2 4LH

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Hi,

 

I've had two successful claims against BOS in Edinburgh, before the 'test case' announcement. I believe that they are still processing claims.

My third claim against them is with FOS and I'm almost there.:wink:

 

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I cannot remember which thread I was writing to yesterday when I said I was going to Court today about BOS sisting a claim I am doing for my son. Anyway I had what I thought was all that was needed and off I went. The court started 9.45 I was told to be there for 10am. I was early since I wanted to know if there were anybody else against banks, There were none. My case came up at 11am at 11.30 it was still going. The lawyer for B.O.S. had pages and pages. The judge told me to sit down until the lawyer finished. This was a different type of lawyer from all my other cases. He was complete with wig!! Actually I think he made an own goal because he said that the OFT case started in Jan and should be over in March. This was against my saying the case could last for years with appeals etc. The judge looked at my case and asked why the BOS was asking for a sist when the hearing date for my case was 28th. March. The the lawyer sai9d it might not be over. I said see!!!! The judge then said he wanted to think it over and would let us know his what he decided later. It was now noon Coffee break time I think. When court resumed we went through a bit more my telling the judgte what a difference there was between a lawyer and some one like me. Had I known the amount of papers he had I would have done a bit more homework. I said to the judge I did not mind a sist to the 28th. March when the case would come up. The judge then said he was not allowing the sist :D :D :D So it pays to fight them!!!

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Well done texel :D

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Yes, great result, Texel.:)

 

 

 

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Thanks Scott for your encouragment will see what happens with my case.

 

 

Hi,

 

I've had two successful claims against BOS in Edinburgh, before the 'test case' announcement. I believe that they are still processing claims.

My third claim against them is with FOS and I'm almost there.:wink:

 

Regards.

 

Scott.

 

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The banks solicitor may have had tons of papers, but most of the time it is used as 'window dressing' insofar as he may be carrying the full text of Laws, Acts of Parliament and previous High Court decisions (and not always relevant to your action)! There's nothing stopping you turning up with a wheelbarrow of papers either...

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