Justice v NatWest

[Justice]

Firstly, thanks to all who have contributed information to this site, to date - it appears full of excellent guidance Have been reading through the forums for a fair few weeks.

 

To re-cap on my current situation...

 

I sent my initial, pre-lim letter 14/09/2006

- Received generic response, stating that matter referred to Customer Relations Unit.

- Received computer generated "from" Stuart Higley (seen in other threads), advising that charges are fair and to be sure that Proceedings are served on the London addressed.

 

LBA to be sent shortly, at 14 day deadline...

 

Keep watching!!

[Justice]

I am preparing to send my LBA...

 

In the template, it states; "very disappointed that you have failed to respond to my letter of the [XXDATEXX]."

 

I have received a letter from both the original receivers (an acknowledgement of receipt) and also the regular letter from Stuart Higley, so the above opening paragraph does not really apply(?).

 

Are there any suggestions as to alterations?

 

Thanks

[elppa]

i thanked the bank for replying my letter instead the template opening. at the end of the day, it's only the opening not too important i supposed.

[Justice]

i thanked the bank for replying my letter instead the template opening. at the end of the day, it's only the opening not too important i supposed.

 

Thanks for your response, elppa

[elppa]

your welcome

[Justice]

Received response to LBA today from Sir Higley.

 

Same as others have received; along the lines of "not able to add anything constructive."

 

Not long 'til claim is filed

[elppa]

Show Time!!!

[Justice]

Show Time!!!

 

Haha!! It's looking that way!

 

Have been drafting the N1 during the last few days in preparation!

 

 

 

EDIT: Also to add, I have just read your thread regarding your own battle with NatWest - made excellent reading and well done on getting your settlement

[elppa]

there is a template for particular in the FAQs or i have a sample in my thread written and suggested by someone

[Justice]

I am currently drafting the text of my N1 (hard copy)...

 

Could I please ask what others have input to the "Brief details of claim" and "Value" sections on the first page?

 

Any advice appreciated

 

J.

 

P.S. I have been reading through the relevant forums and will continue to do so, but due to the sheer size of the info, having trouble nailing the above!

[Justice]

Any responses to my query above, regarding completion of the N1 form??

 

Saw an excellently worded "Brief details of claim" in a thread just before my last post of this threads, but now unable to locate and the Search function is not able to assist...

 

...and also would like some guidance regarding the "Value" section and how much information is needed in there to pacify the court process?

 

Am trying to get this to the court in the next week, so any responses would be grately appreciated!

 

TIA,

 

J.

[zootscoot]

For brief details of claim see:

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/681-4-particulars-claim-n1.html

 

For claim value put in the amount you are claiming plus the interest and attach a copy of your schedule of charges.

 

You need to print off three copies of each. One for yourself and two for the court. The court will then send a copy to Natwest.

 

Hope this helps

 

Zoot

[Justice]

For brief details of claim see:

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/681-4-particulars-claim-n1.html

 

So, I amend the Particulars of Claim, as per your link, into a brief-er version for the first page of the N1...?

 

For claim value put in the amount you are claiming plus the interest and attach a copy of your schedule of charges.

 

Excellent - will do, thanks

 

You need to print off three copies of each. One for yourself and two for the court. The court will then send a copy to Natwest.

 

Will do

 

Hope this helps

 

It certainly does - Many thanks, Zoot