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Well, the online claim to the Court went in yesterday so I guess I will have to wait for a response now (14 days). Am I right in saying I wait 14 days and if no response (would that be an email on the online claim or a letter??) then I have won. If they respond they have a further 14 days.

 

Am I right or not.

 

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Successfully beat LloydsTSB for £900 and Abbey National for £650, now taking on Barclays for my wife which is roughly £700.

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I've merged your threads to keep your story in one piece. Please keep to one thread.

 

 

You will receive notification from the court of an issue date and case number (don't forget to inform BankFodder of this so he can put it in litigation). Your 14 days starts from the issue date.

 

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Well I hope this is the last of their scare munger tactics if not I am in court. I have sent my allocation questionnaire back to the court and to Lloyds TSB, they have till the 5th July to put in their defence.

 

I sopke to the court and they informed the the judge may well allow them a few more days after the date in which to submit their defence, is this normal?

 

If it goes to court I will be in need of some serious help.

 

Fingers crossed!!!

 

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This claim seems to of been going on for months can you post a time line for each of your actions please so we have a better idea of exactly whats been sent and when then we would be in a much better position to advise you.

 

Just after you send the AQ is when they usually send you an offer with a lot of conditions atatched and also another letter setting out there defence points again.You do not have to accept any conditions

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This claim seems to of been going on for months

 

A Lloyds TSB claim going on for months! Shock horror! They're time will come - just wish there was more we could do to speed them along - quite interested in the consequential loss argument posted recently as feell they deserve it!

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Well D day was yesterday for the bank to submit their questionnaire, I rang the court this morning and they said it hadn't been received. I was told they will send notice to the judge and he is likely to give them another 5 days to submit it, is it normal for the bank to submit it in this period or have I won the battle???

 

Any guidance would be appreciated

 

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Usually Lloyds are on time for submitting their AQ - could be that your case has slipped through :)

reload vs Lloyds - £2703.11 Settlement Reached 14/07/06.

reload vs Lloyds Round 2 - Prelim sent 27/03/07. £435 owed.

reload vs Capital One - £456.57 Settlement Reached 14/07/06.

reload's mum vs Barclays - £745 owed. £375 partial settlement reached 17/10/06.

Lloyds Bank - The Template Response Letters!

 

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In my case mjanet v Lloyds TSB they did not submit the allocation questionaire .2 weeks ago the judge made an order that if they do not submit an allocation questionaire to the court and serve one on me by 4 pm today that I can apply for judgement in default.Since then the solicitors have been panicking to get me to agree settlement , they are still trying to apply conditions but so far I have refused 3 offers and they are now emailing me back immediatly with updated offers.For some reason they do not want to submit this questionaire.

I would not worry about it and sit back and wait for the settlements to start being offered , obviously still read and do your homework :D

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In my case mjanet v Lloyds TSB they did not submit the allocation questionaire .2 weeks ago the judge made an order that if they do not submit an allocation questionaire to the court and serve one on me by 4 pm today that I can apply for judgement in default.Since then the solicitors have been panicking to get me to agree settlement , they are still trying to apply conditions but so far I have refused 3 offers and they are now emailing me back immediatly with updated offers.For some reason they do not want to submit this questionaire.

I would not worry about it and sit back and wait for the settlements to start being offered , obviously still read and do your homework :D

 

Thats a beautiful read, cant wait to see what happens with it. Nice to see them running around like headless chickens instead of us.

Data Protection Act Request sent 22nd April 2006 (recorded delivery) to Penny Berryman 40 days up on 1st June 2006.

 

Statements recieved 5th May 2006

Claiming back = £3913.65

 

Preliminary Letter Sent 5th May (recorded delivery) to Customer Care, Birmingham. Told me to sod off on the 9th May

 

Letter Before Action Sent 9th May (recorded delivery) to Customer Care, Birmingham. Told me to sod off on the 12th May

 

Moneyclaim filed issued 6th June (14 days to reply) Time up on 20th June.

 

Acknowledged 15th June (28 days to defence)

Time up on 13th July.

 

Defence Recieved 7th July

 

Going Before the Judge 15th September

 

Court Date 5th December

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They handed in their allocation questionnaire 1 day late but the court have accepted this, anyway that is not my point. I am getting a little nervous now as the court said a date will be through soon. Surely they know I am not going to back down now so why have I not received any offers as yet?

 

How long is it before the court date before people generally get an offer??

 

 

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Panic not Badgerboy, i am at the same stage as you just waiting for court date but read mjanet thread, they will soon start to panic when the court date looms.

10/3 Preliminary letter sent to bank

17/3 Acknowledgment letter recieved from bank

24/3 LBA letter sent to bank

19/5 Claim filed with court

10/6 Defence filed by bank

13/6 Allocation form filed with court

18/10 Preliminary hearing set by court for 10/11

21/10 documents for claim filed with court

3/11 Money deposited in account

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What jamieadi said Badgerboy - in the majority of cases, it seems, Lloyds make their settlement offer after the AQs have been returned - it's not that often they make an offer before.

reload vs Lloyds - £2703.11 Settlement Reached 14/07/06.

reload vs Lloyds Round 2 - Prelim sent 27/03/07. £435 owed.

reload vs Capital One - £456.57 Settlement Reached 14/07/06.

reload's mum vs Barclays - £745 owed. £375 partial settlement reached 17/10/06.

Lloyds Bank - The Template Response Letters!

 

Advice & opinions of reload are offered informally, without prejudice and without liability. Please use your own judgment. Seek advice of a qualified insured professional if you have any doubts.

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Well I have followed it this far, I have my court date as the 9th November. Can anyone tell me when I should receive an offer, I need to submit my case within the next two weeks will it be after that or could court be looming.

 

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there's doesn't seem to be a set pattern anymore. some are receiving offers before submitting their Allocation Questionnaire, some are receiving an offer a day or two before the court date, some are not receiving an offer at all and do end up in court. you have got to be prepared to go all the way i'm affraid.

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I have about two weeks now to submit my court case to both the Lloyds solicitors and the court. I haven't got a clue what I should be submitting, can someone help please. I looke din the library and saw a rough pack which was psoted by bookworm but read it and wasn't entirely sure what I should amend for my case.

 

It that the idiot guide or is there another available.

 

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You mentioned that you have to imput your own details in the case material. What do I specifically put and where in the case material do I put it. Or do I just submit what you have put in the zip file?

 

Just getting a little flustered, do I need to mention the CD with Peter MacNamara? What else shall I submit?

 

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I need to know whether I add the zip file as my case that bookworm did in the templates or do I send the audio of the Lloyds guy. Or do I send both???

 

I need to submit by next Thursday.

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Hi Badger

There is an excellant post by wolfcub it is in the Lloyds tsb sub forum, she details her case from start to finish and includes her court case notes .

She actually went to court but scm never turned up and had to send a local solicitor the judge adjourned the case , it is an excellant read and should put your mind at rest

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A bit wierd but a win is a win I guess. I checked my online banking account with Lloydstsb today and there was a deposit titled Bank settlement Claim and the total of £788.33, which is the correct amount with interest.

 

I haven't recieved any letter or heard a word from them. I was due in court on the 9th November. This can't be normal.

 

I decided to ring Sechiari, Clare & Mitchell to ask them, they said they knew Lloyds were going to pay me but hadn't asked to send a letter to me yet. Seems like they are getting sloppy.

 

Must be a breakdown in communication. I thought I was meant to receive an offer and I had to accept it, I didn't think they would automatically pay it into my account without any notification.

 

Should I respond???????????

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A bit wierd but a win is a win I guess. I checked my online banking account with Lloyds TSB today and there was a deposit titled Bank settlement Claim and the total of £788.33, which is the correct amount with interest.

 

I haven't recieved any letter or heard a word from them. I was due in court on the 9th November. This can't be normal.

 

I decided to ring Sechiari, Clare & Mitchell to ask them, they said they knew Lloyds were going to pay me but hadn't asked to send a letter to me yet. Seems like they are getting sloppy.

 

Must be a breakdown in communication. I thought I was meant to receive an offer and I had to accept it, I didn't think they would automatically pay it into my account without any notification.

 

Should I respond???????????

 

Hi you should have recieved an offer, but you have your full amount and you cant refuse it as it is the full amount. They are getting sloppy "Bless" but then they are busy ;)

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