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    • Please see below for an extract from the letter more about my case.    You have been convicted of two matters of failing to give driver details linked to two speeding offences and been disqualified in your absence. You confirmed that you did not receive the court documentation and the first you knew about the cases was on 3/6/24. As you can make a statutory declaration it is possible that we will be able to persuade the police to accept pleas to either or both of the speeding offences as they were committed within a very short space of time and withdraw the two fail to give driver details offences as normally if you plead to one or other of the speeding or fail to give driver details the prosecution will withdraw the other related offence. If successful you would not face a totting ban. In respect of the speeding offences, it could be argued they were committed on one occasion due to the proximity of the time and location and we may be able to persuade the prosecution to drop one of the speeding offences. You are technically guilty of all the offences because you accept it was you driving when the speeding offences were committed and that you did not update your change of address with the leasing company when it was your responsibility. If the prosecution will not withdraw the two failures to give driver details offences, you will face a totting ban but will be able to put forward an exceptional hardship argument. This may or may not go ahead at the court hearing date, so we need to prepare for all eventualities. As a safeguard we have lodged the appeal and applied to suspend your ban pending appeal due to the time limit for being able to automatically appeal without getting leave of the Judge. The court have dealt with the matter very quickly and have actually listed your matter for an application to suspend the disqualification pending appeal on the above-mentioned date. We could actually use this date to make the statutory declaration in court having explained the situation to the magistrates and then see if the prosecution will agree to accept pleas to one or both of the speeding offences as a way of resolving the matter without the need for you to put forward an exceptional hardship argument. It is possible the case would need to be adjourned so that we can make those representations, or the court may want to go ahead and hear the exceptional hardship argument. The outcome of your case is always at the discretion of the Court.  
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I've gone through the process and up to the point where I've made my claim on MCOL.

 

The claim was acknowledge on 23/11/06 and today 25/11/06 I received a hard copy of the acknowledgement.

 

The Nationwide in house solicitor Mr Bacon has indicated that they intend to defend the claim. I take it htis is just the standard response

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Yes moved here for you.:)

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This just means that your file will be transfered to your local court for future dealings. No need to panic you will next be sent the AQ, this is the normal procedure in claims!!

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I take it the AQ is some form of questionnaire.

 

My MCOL claim was lodged at my local court which is Northampton.

 

Likewise my claim was served at the Nationwide member services dept at Northampton. Although acknowledged by Charles Bacon at their head office in Swindon.

 

According to other threads I have read, this does not seem to be the normal tactic. In general I have seen that once the claim has been acknowledged, payment has been received shortly afterwards.

 

Mine seems to be dragging on, I don't know whether it is becasue I am claiming back charges from accounts I have already closed.

 

Any advice would be welcomed

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Sometimes a bank will pay out the day before the date for court has been set. Please start a thread in your banks forum and chart your progress asking any questions if you get stuck, this makes it easier for us to help you.

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I take it the AQ is some form of questionnaire.

 

My MCOL claim was lodged at my local court which is Northampton.

 

Likewise my claim was served at the Nationwide member services dept at Northampton. Although acknowledged by Charles Bacon at their head office in Swindon.

 

According to other threads I have read, this does not seem to be the normal tactic. In general I have seen that once the claim has been acknowledged, payment has been received shortly afterwards.

 

Mine seems to be dragging on, I don't know whether it is becasue I am claiming back charges from accounts I have already closed.

 

Any advice would be welcomed

 

Posts moved from welcome to your thread here.

 

 

 

You should not expect Nationwide to specifically respond in the same way to each case,As with the rest,the response will be determined by many factors.

Hal;ifax are known to settle after filing defence but this is not in every single case.Though your account is a closed one this should not make a lot of difference,though naturally will be handled differently than an open one.The means to refund therefore could be seen to take longer yes......:)

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I have today received notification from the court by way of form N9B.

 

Nationwide claim that they have refunded £659.70 plus court costs of £120.00p on 28th November 2006. (My claim was for £1,255.00p plus costs).

 

The form indicates that I have been refunded from 17th November 2000, although my claim goes back as far as 17th February 2000 and that previous charges have been refunded, this is incorrect.

 

My accounts were closed earlier this year, so god knows what they've done with the money they say they've refunded.

 

I'm extremely pleased that that they have or are refunding something, but I will still pursue the rest and there will be a donation to CAG

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Hi everyone.

 

I would like to thank this group for the help and support I have received with my claim. Without the group I wouldn't have even known that I could claim back my bank charges in particular as I had closed my two Nationwide accounts 6 months ago.

 

On 4/12/06 I received a cheque from Nationwide in full settlement for all bank charges and costs going back 6 years. Total amount £779.70p. (I had claimed for further back than 6 years without realisng)

 

Donation on its way

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