gaz v hsbc **WON**

[GuidoT]

The content of post 45 above 'The claimant proposes...one hour.' goes into section G and the draft order is an attachment to the AQ - both pages. I think this is the answer to the question you are asking.

 

You may find it easier and tidier to complete the PDF version and type it up:

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/courtfinder/forms/n149_1105.pdf

[GuidoT]

However, prepare like you will end up in court, that way you are less likely to end up there.

 

The banks may pick on the weak cases and eventually allow some to go to trial.

[GuidoT]

I see GaryH has amended it today, it all happens fast here. Out of curiosity how do you know they are my amendments?

[GuidoT]

I am similar, not too important whilst posting as long as the message is conveyed clearly, but really must be correct on letters and court forms.

 

Done a few AQs, if you mean your post 48, looks fine to me.

[GuidoT]

Hi GuidoT,

I have tried to go on the link and it tells me i need a password to access it.

am i write to think that if like the draft order for direction, where i put my case number, claimant and defendant on the top and the rest under it.

 

I missed this, then try here (scroll down about a third of the way):

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/11644-allocation-questionnaires-guide-completion.html

 

It worked okay for me. PM your email address and I will email to you if you are still having difficulties.

[GuidoT]

Oh dear it is turning into the Waltons, good night Lateralus, G1981, MB, Gary H et al...

[GuidoT]

Jason, Ben, Elizabeth, Erin, Mary Ellen, James Robert (Jim Bob), John (John Boy) Walton, Fanny Tatum .... I think I will stop there - this thread is degenerating.

[GuidoT]

GH 1981 - My advice will be the same irrespective of what you post here.

 

By the way, I am an enormous fan of the Walton's, I live my life by the ideals that embody the Walton family values.

[GuidoT]

It is not that important, if you need it then phone the court I am sure they would send you a copy.

[GuidoT]

http://www.oft.gov.uk/shared_oft/reports/financial_products/oft842a.pdf

[GuidoT]

The judge can decide the directions without the Defendant's AQ. Incidentally your judge has a good name.

 

This link should help with the next stages:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/guidance-notes/64911-got-court-date-guide.html

[GuidoT]

The hearing is your 'big day in court', but you have more chance of being in the Waltons (post 59 et al) than that occurring.

 

I do not have a HSBC claim so I am not sure when they settle, therefore I do not want to tell you to prepare the bundle now if it proves to be unnecessary. I will let someone else advise, I am sure Lateralus will.

[GuidoT]

The court will issue an Unless Order, generally applies where the one (or both) of the parties has not complied with court directions. It will go something along the lines of 'Unless the claimant complies with point 2 of the courts directions dated 1 January 2007 in the next 7 days the claimant's claim will be struck out without further notice.'

 

Unlikely you would have such an order, unless you have failed to comply with the courts directions.

[GuidoT]

Nice work, to close out:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/general/7261-when-you-get-your.html

There is a letter in the link below to inform the Court of settlement:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/post-487345.html

[GuidoT]

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/courtfinder/forms/n150_1001.pdf