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Hello everybody im at the very last stage of my journey i have recieved my court date for the 28th november at 10am, i am trying to find help on my court bundle have downloaded basic court bundle and a few things from which but i am not really looking forward to trying to outtalk a highflying solicitor, any help would be greatly recieved thanks .

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Hello everybody im at the very last stage of my journey i have recieved my court date for the 28th november at 10am, i am trying to find help on my court bundle have downloaded basic court bundle and a few things from which but i am not really looking forward to trying to outtalk a highflying solicitor, any help would be greatly recieved thanks .

 

 

I agree with Ollie i doubt it will see the inside of a court but prior planning and preparation prevents p1ss poor performance. :D

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Hi there thanks for your interest , yes the bundle on this site is what i have so far plus i have my correspondence and a bit from the which website, i really hope your right about it not going to court , but id rather be prepared there not gonna scare me off after all the effort ive put in .

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Would anyone recommend me phoning the solicitors and asking them if they have considered a settlement ?????:confused:

 

 

This is a tough one because it may look like you are desperate to settle, and they may try to use this to their advantage. My case with RBS was stayed so i did contact their solicitor citing costs, and that i was unhappy with their conduct. This did oil the wheels because I did recieve an offer of full payment 4 days later but i think i ws just lucky. The decision is up to you in the end. Sorry i couldnt give definitive advice.

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HI again everyone i was just trying to find out if anybody had a sort of speech or letter that they read to the judge that i could take notes from? like a sort of breakdown of putting my case across and it sounding professional and not from an ill prepared manual worker :grin: any help advice would be appreciated .

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Hi Lee

It was about 3 weeks before my court date that I received my settlement letter, but there has also been a few cases where it's been settled the day before. It'll be any day now for you I bet, so good luck!

Barty :)

I WON!!!! :D :D :D

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/lloydstsb-successes/1774-barty-lloyds-tsb.html

 

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HI again everyone i was just trying to find out if anybody had a sort of speech or letter that they read to the judge that i could take notes from? like a sort of breakdown of putting my case across and it sounding professional and not from an ill prepared manual worker :grin: any help advice would be appreciated .

 

This may help, although I don't consider them to be complete case notes. Its just a summery of evidance to back up that the charges are in fact a penalty and not a service as Lloyds claim;

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/lloyds-bank/7744-garyh-lloyds-tsb-3.html#post339177

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Use as much of it as you like. Obviously you'd need to remove or amend the parts that are specific to my case though - such as the bit where I said about that letter I received from Martin Orton. That was'nt a standard letter so that paragraph would'nt apply to you. For the bit where I said about the direct debit bouncing becouse of a shortfall of £1.19, you could replace that with an example specific to you. 90% of it would be suitable for any case vs. Lloyds though.

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Great, well done. Not long to go now.

 

When did your documents have to be submitted by, was it 14 days before the hearing? What about theirs?

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