Response to Microfiche ** WON **

[Lula]

take all your paperwork, but you shouldnt need it, its just a preliminary hearing, where he will tell you all what he expects from you - you may find that they settle long before that anyway

[puffa]

OK thanks Lula

[puffa]

So as this is just a prelim hearing , do i have to make a court bundle up ?

 

If so do i just run off copies of the ones available here? and take all the letters and my statements etc ?

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

[puffa]

Anyone ?

[GaryH]

No, you don't need a full court bundle, although it would be a good idea to brush up on the basic knowledge of the basis of your claim, just in case the judge asks any general questions.

 

Take this with you and propose them to the judge - http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/general/53570-new-strategy-allocation-questionaires.html#post482191

[puffa]

Ok my court date is for Monday 19 th and i have recieved a letter today saying they will settle full amount !!!!!!

 

Wahooooo !!!!

 

Thank you all so much i will donate some to keep your good work going...

 

They want me to send a sluip of acceptance and cancel court but i will wait until i recieve the money first

 

Thank you all again )

[Glenn UK]

Puffa

 

Don't forget to make payment in your chosen form within 7 days a condition of acceptance.

 

I did with Barclaycard and had my cheque by return.

 

Don't stop court proceedings until you have the cleared funds

 

Glenn

[puffa]

Ok they have paid a cheque into my account, i think it will clear on Friday.

Do i send a letter to court to cancel now or hand one in on Monday which is the day of the hearing ?

 

Thanks

[Glenn UK]

As much as it sounds daft you should only stop when the funds clear.

 

JMHO

 

Glenn

[itsamomentintime]

As much as it sounds daft you should only stop when the funds clear.

 

JMHO

 

Glenn

 

 

i dont think that sounds daft at all - not exactly an honourable and trustworthy company, are they?

[Glenn UK]

i dont think that sounds daft at all - not exactly an honourable and trustworthy company, are they?

 

I couldnt possibly comment, generally the court wont accept the case as closed until cleared funds are available anyway.

 

Glenn

[puffa]

Thanks again. will wait until they clear and then maybe just take letter to court by hand on monday

 

Then gonna have to get money out and transfer to another bank. Bye Bye Abbey.

Hmmm i wonder what Bank of Scotland are like