Marlow vs Lloyds TSB

[Rachel27]

Am lost now.

As detailed in thread 71 under "value" on the N1 I put the 8% calculation total from the spreadsheet as the interest under S69. It sounds like I need to put that paragraph in if i want to claim the 9p per day as mentioned in thread 73 but what do i need to insert in that paragrah (ie the actual figures)

[nicsussex]

Stautory interest is designe to recompense you from the time of the 'offence' by the defendant. Therefore upon submitting a claim you wil be entitled to 8% on the entirety of your claim backdated to when these 'offences' were made. In addition to this once you have calculated the above figure you will be awarded interest at the same rate on a daily basis until the claim is settled. PArt one of this is the £59.77, part 2 is the 9p per day. Any clearer?

[Rachel27]

Yes its clearer now that you have clarified there are 2 parts to the interest awarded.

So am i correct adding the paragraph in as follows, sorry but its not that clear to me exactly what figures i need to insert :

"Plus interest pursuant to s.69 county courts act 1984 from date of issue to date of judgement/settlement at £0.09p per day (enter daily rate here - charges + od interest) x 0.00022 = pence per day) or at such rate and for such periods as the court deems just"

 

 

[nicsussex]

You've got it!

[Rachel27]

Am about to submit my N1 to the court, can i just check two things

 

1. Should i send my court bundle along with the N1 and my spreadsheet at this stage?

2. Who do i send a copy of all the papers to at the Lloyds TSB head office?

[Michael Browne]

1 Just N1 + schedule of charges 3 copies of each

2 You don't , the court will.

[Rachel27]

I had to wait for a final charge to be applied to my account on June 1st before I could submit this to the court. Is anyone in the "know" willing to look at my spreadsheet to check that I have done it correctly as this isnt straightforward due to the TSB paying £750 so I have had to do a "charge split" and I am little unsure that its right. I have completed the N1 and am ready to go on this.

[Rachel27]

N1 and spreadsheet sent to the court yesterday, here we go