Court Date Received

[andyhargreaves]

Sorry!

 

Assuming you are using the basic spreadsheet from the templates library, add a row containing:

 

In Respect of-----------Amount-----------Date....

Refund received---------£xxx-------------date funds cleared

 

Make sure £xxx is the amount you have received, entered as a negative number as you are deducting this amount from your claim. The spreadsheet will then adjust the total amount of the claim remaining, and the appropriate interest calculation.

 

PM me with an email address and I'll send you an example xls file if this is still unclear.

 

Andy

[kendraflo]

Hi Andyhargreaves

 

Thank for clearing that up - have amended the spreadsheet as you say and it does work it out! That so much - will now get on and submit my MCOL.

 

Wish me lucK:)

[Guest ian cognito]

Good Luck (why?)

[andyhargreaves]

Glad to be of service. Good luck!

[kendraflo]

Hello,

 

After a long haul, where I had filed MCOL against Barclaycard, I have now received a Court date for 5th March 2007 at my local County Court. Can't understand why Barclaycard have let this get this far, only £200 odd pounds to start with - not a lot to them I suppose. Can anyone tell me how how it will be before I get my money - will they wait until just before hearing to settle? Hope not!

[datxman]

Hello Fellow northeastener,

 

How is your claim going I am in the process of filing my AQ with the courts and then just wait and see what happens.

 

Hope they settle out of court, however I have been to court a few times giving evidence but never as the main person taking them to court, but the court is not that bad and small claims are less scarey than law courts and crown courts so don't worry too much if you do need to go to court.

 

Best of luck anyway, and keep us informed.

 

Chimp choker dave

[kendraflo]

Hi datxman

 

I made the claim for my husband - haven't heard a thing from Barclaycard since I got the court date - 3rd March. I submitted my Court Bundle to them and the Court last week - I am used to doing these as I work as a Legal Secretary and used to go to the County Court quite often through work - husband is scared stiff - he keeps saying that he hopes it settles before Court as he wouldn't know what to do - told him not to worry - wondered if I could go with him? does anyone know? I can handle myself pretty well and am not easily intimidated by solicitors or barristers, having worked in the legal profession for many years. I can't understand why Barclaycard have dragged this out - submitted bundle early in the hope that they may now settle before it gets to 3rd March. I am also claiming time for preparation of the bundle - I believe £9.25 per hour is the going rate and of course photocopying charges and postage.

 

Will keep you informed of my progress.

[missmoneypenny]

How are you claiming costs for preparing bundle etc? Where and when do you add this to your claim? Im always keen to squeeze more money out of them!

 

Miss M

[datxman]

Sounds like you've got things sorted I was going to wait to serve my bundle on them giving them less chance to pick the bones out of it. I never claimed for the preparation of the bundle etc, did you put that on the summary?

 

It's a good idea as I have went through loads of ink and paper and the cost of photocopying is unreal - 5p per sheet soon mounts up!

 

My girlfriendis scared stiff of anything to do with courts, but I work for the local law enforcement agency so I am used to going to court as well.

 

I think it is fun, fun, fun !!!!! or am I just mad

[kendraflo]

Hi Datxman & Miss Moneypenny

 

After advice, I have kept a note of the amount for prep and postage - I am claiming £9.25 per hour - total of 2 hours & 10p per sheet for photocopying and £1.80 postage - I have typed this up on a separate sheet and if it gets to Court will produce this then - if they decide to settle before I will send them a copy of my claim then . Hope this helps.

[datxman]

Cheers for that Kendraflo, I think I may do the same more the merrier for me;)