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had a "notice that acknowledgment of service has been filed" and the hsbc have ticked "i intend to defend all of this claim" it was dated 21st Nov 06 they have 28 days to file a defence now is there anything i have to do regards to my claim:idea:

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yes, you should send 3 copies of your breakdown to the court - referencing your claim number and 1 copy to the person on the acknow. from dg who ticked the intends to defend, box. then just sit back and wait and read lots of other threads.

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just one more thing do i have to do anything with i claim which i done online with MCO as the 28days are coming to end and i have not heard anything from them since the letter of "notice that acknowledgment of service has been filed"came back if i am to include weekends the 28th day is up on the 18th DEC Monday

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As the 28 day deadline approaches carefully count the days so you are sure which is the real last day - click the judgement button several times on the last day - the cut off is 4pm, however if yours is like mine DG entered a full defence at 3:55 !!!

 

Good luck and don't give up !!!

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don't worry if they file their defense at the last moment - it really just moves it along to the next stage. if they do, you will get a notice from the court that it is being moved to your local court AND a copy of their defense AND an AQ (allocation questionaire), just check the AQ and see when the deadline is for handing(posting) it in. let us know if this happens and we can help you with more info - let us know the aq deadline. and.....just to maybe clarify the other point -

from the date you filed your claim add 33 days (5 to serve then 28 to defend), that would be the day your judgment is due.

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Hi all, just one small correction if I may !!

 

It's only 33 days if they don't acknowledge, if they do acknowledge then that date is deemed to be the 'served' date and then the 28 day count starts !!

 

Well that's how my own panned out anyway !!

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or 19th, try to press the button on the 18th or 19th, you'll prob find you can't - they will have filed defense. never mind - they seem to be offering just after they file. my thinking now is, give them a call "just to make sure they have received your breakdown" and see what they say.

if you are comfortable, don't. jsut something to do

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Hi Lattie,

 

I agree a bit of a mute point, my 28 day deadline was 15th, I couldn't click 'judgement' until 4pm and at 3:55 precisely they filed a defence !! shrewd or what ??

But that's why they are solicitors earning a bit more than us mere plebs (no disrespect to any solicitors in here) LOL

 

Ho Humm - a waiting game we play !!

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Just logged on with mcol and they have entered a defence so i can no longer do any more online!

hopefully this is when they send me the information about moving to a local court and this AQ thing :? hopefully other people have had this done to them:confused:

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Hi Disco,

 

The 'AQ' or Allocation Questionaire is basically a form that you fill in to allow the court service to decide what location and what type of court the hearing will be allocated to !!

 

In reality it will be allocated to the nearest county court to where you live as the claim is below £5k

 

it is quite straight forward to complete :)

 

But as seems to be the 'norm' it is unlikely to get that far !!!!

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got home today have letter from DG an offer of £1,063.55 this incules all refunds of all charges interest at 8% and £80 court costs having filed a claim for £1,117.24 +court costs £80 do you think they are holding back with some money they owe me

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you should be able to tell from your claim - exactly how much you claimed for - charges + interest + court costs. is it a full offer? if not, how short is it?

if it's a full offer and you are accepting it - just cross off the confidentiality part and sign it and send it back and that's that!

i'm really curious how you don't know if it's a full offer - maybe i'm not taking in what you said correctly.

 

if it isn't a full offer - just send the rejection letter stating that you will require XXXX.XX to halt the claim. and you will see a full offer very shortly - like hopefully a week (holidays excluded).

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Don't worry about deleting the 'confidentiality statement' I did, and they paid in full in 4 days !!!

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it's not the full amount they are offering just found out that they have charged me again on my account £91.78 which has not been added to the claim.going to write a letter telling them the amount i am claiming if i don't receive the full amount i will carry on with the claim

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