What now - help please?

[mandy123]

I have sent four seperate court actions in motion against Barclays, two of them they have filed and acknowledgement of service for and i am waiting for the deadline to run out.

 

The other two i herad nothing about, so when the deadline ended I requested judgement. The next day I checked it again online and it said the judgement have been rejected. When I rang to ask why they said it was beacuse Barclays had put an application to the court to have the claim stayed?

 

Does anyone know what thay means?

 

Then today I received the notice of rejectment which says a bar on jusgement/enforcement is in place - contact CCBC:confused:

[lesser1010]

i think a mod needs to look at this one.i'm sure someone will see it who will help.

[mandy123]

Thanks, but I was hoping it would be just a run of the mill action that the banks were taking, didn't fancy being a pioneer

[Solowka]

not to sure about this, but you can apply to have the stay removed, but as lesser said, its prolly best to let a mod or someone who knows a bit more to have a look

[bearo]

Sounds like you cannot enforce the judgement because they have put in a claim for a stay - they say it is to try and come to a settlement between you both out of court in the next month.... hopefully someone will have a definate answer for you on this but thats my thinking!

It is perfectly normal from Barclays unfortunatly!

[lesser1010]

the only other thing about barclays is that they have had quite a few cases transferred to the mercantile court,so that may be the reason for the stay.

[lesser1010]

i must be psychic,how else would i have known it would be karne to answer.so reliable.

[mandy123]

Thanks everyone so far, also the notification of refusal dosen't say what to do next, or how long to wait, the guy I spoke to at the claim centre was unhelpful to say the least, but there must be a new deadline for me to aim for if I don't hear anything?

[alanfromderby]

If Barclays have requested a stay then the matter must go before a judge for a decision. This means the case will be allocated away from MCOL - presumably to your local court.

 

You should receive a notification about this as soon as it is dealt with - although be aware that MCOL is extremely busy at the moment, so don't expect anything for a couple of weeks at least.

[mandy123]

Great thanks, its starting to make sense now