Antj87 VS LLOYDS TSB

[yobtaf]

yes! nearly ive lost my dpa lba and spread sheets!!!!

 

gotta dedo them ill pop a note in saying to copies of origional letters but they follow same line!

[GaryH]

Dont worry about the DPA LBA

[yobtaf]

sent my court stuff off otherday and solicsitors other day so here we go how do i tell court i wont be attending!??

[upton11]

I am puzzled, why won't you be appearing?

 

Paula

[yobtaf]

cant afford to miss work !

[upton11]

Dear Ant - I do appreciate your concern at not being able to miss work, but failing to attend court, without a really good reason (and i mean really good) is not an option.

 

Clearly i have no absolutely no idea what your employment record is like, nor your sickness record, nor your relationship with your boss, but my strongest advice to you would be; to advise your boss of what is happening, explain you may need permission to be absent from work for either the morning or the afternoon of the 17th January but that realistically you will not need to attend as the matter may very well settle before then.

 

If your relationship with your boss is poor and you feel permission would be refused, but your sickness record is very good, ie you do not have many one day absences, then i would advise you to keep quiet about the 17th January and 'chuck a sickie' - but this route really must be your very last resort

 

Permission is obviously best. However, failing to attend court is not an option.

 

Regards

 

Paula

[GaryH]

Ant,

 

I've got to say that I completely agree with Paula's post. If you were not prepared to see this through properly you should not even have started the process in the first place.

 

If you were not to turn up for court, a judgement would almost certainly be entered against you - ie; you'd lose! Apart from that, having claimants mess the courts around in such a way will do nothing to endear them to our cause as a whole.

 

Having said the above, its very unlikely you'll need to attend anyway - they will probably settle beforehand, as they have with every claim to date. You should not rely on this though, and you really do need to keep the date free just in case.

 

Give SC&M a call to ask where their documents are and when you will be receiving them. Remind them that they are now in breach of the courts order. They may well then say that the settlement offer is in the post.

[yobtaf]

09Jan07 DEP SETTLEMNT OF CLAIM 541.03

 

dose that count as a settlement of claim ?

 

had no letter yet!

[GaryH]

Is that the full amount of the claim, including interest and the court fee?

 

If so then yes, congratulations - YOU WON!!! Please remember to write to the court and tell them that the claim is settled - this is important. I've got a letter you can send if you prefer.

 

If not, you need to write to SC&M and tell them clearly that the claim will not be dropped untill such time as you receive settlement of the FULL amount of the claim.

[yobtaf]

i havent had anything in writing!

 

maybe will come tomorrow!

[GaryH]

No, you won't get anything in writing.

 

So, is it the FULL amount of the claim that they've refunded then?

[yobtaf]

yes

[brian midgley]

well done just hanging in there got you your rewards. How did you find they were going to settle or did you just notice it in your bank

[GaryH]

yes

Good. In that case, please write to the court and tell them the claim is settled.

[yobtaf]

 

i got a letter after the court date

 

basicalyt saying lloyds wernt admitting they are unlaful ! and i should have told the court it was settled b4!

 

thankls guys and gals!

[yobtaf]

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