pinkduchess v HSBC

[freakyleaky]

october 12th!!!

 

must be one of the longest claims I've seen!

[pinkduchess]

tell me about it!!!!

[lateralus]

i'm thinking (big mistake!!) - it doesn't have that if either party wants a stay - 7 days thingy in it - you may be ok - as they aren't offering the stay - so maybe that means that they can't stay yours as it's too far into the process ------ hopefully

[Castlebest]

From what I have seen from the people who have phoned the courts today if you have a date that will remain and the case will follow the normal course.

 

Waiting myself to hear if I have a date, I think if the new directions dont mention anything it will mean the Judiciary have decided to carry on as normal and see if the banks show up in court for the test case

 

pete

[pinkduchess]

there is no paragraph about the 7 days to have it stayed, set aside, etc.. so hopefully thats good. but this was typed on 20 july. i just hope youre both right & its not affected.

[freakyleaky]

PD, got everything crossed for you!

 

Pete, as far as new claims go, won't the courts have to treat each claim on it's own merrits? The claim will get to allocation and the judge will then give directions. The banks will have to then apply for a stay and it will be up to the judge in each case whether to grant the stay or not. And if they did grant it the claimant would suurely have the option to appeal?

Or am I reading this wrong?

[pinkduchess]

thanks freaky

[freakyleaky]

Maybe you should let them know that you are a member of the "2 green blobs gang"!!!! That might scare them into submision!

 

Positive thinking works wonders!

[pinkduchess]

thanks - i'll word that into my next nudge.

[Castlebest]

PD, got everything crossed for you!

 

Pete, as far as new claims go, won't the courts have to treat each claim on it's own merrits?

The courts arnt bound by any agreements made between the banks the FSA and the OFT they can do what they want (which is right) if you file a claim with the county courts it has nothing to do with the test case unless your local judge wants it.

The claim will get to allocation and the judge will then give directions. The banks will have to then apply for a stay and it will be up to the judge in each case whether to grant the stay or not. And if they did grant it the claimant would suurely have the option to appeal?

Or am I reading this wrong?

 

Correct

 

pete

[Russjo]

Keeping my fingers crossed for you Dutchess. I'm not holding out much hope of mine getting further than the first hurdle once I file my claim , but that's life and here's another picture for you

 

[Castlebest]

Russ, what are they doing ?

[Russjo]

Oh my god, it took me a minute to realise what you were thinking?

 

And now I can't stop flipping laughing

 

It's a group hug you naughty boy

[Castlebest]

if you say so Russjo :o

[Russjo]

I'm still laughing, tears and all

[pinkduchess]

here too!!

[remus]

sorry not a lot of hugging going on there, their not even using their arms;)

[Russjo]

And what's worse is that I've posted that picture and said on my thread that I was amusing myself!!!

[Castlebest]

well they are useing their arms.... just not in a hugging way

[pinkduchess]

hi remus - have you seen petes description on russjo's thread? lol

[Russjo]

sorry not a lot of hugging going on there, their not even using their arms

 

Stop....you're killing me. I didn't notice that bit either. I'm in pain with laughter

[Castlebest]

how else do you think bankers bank ?.....

[Russjo]

And now I must rest. Night all xx

[remus]

yep their definitely making a deposit:eek:

[Castlebest]

I can see this degrading to captain pugwash jokes so I will leave seaman stains and roger the cabin boy to the flying black pig... and wish everyone a very good night

 

pete