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Homershairdo versus Lloyds TSB - I want my money back


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Gone back through previous paperwork, all consistent in their reference numbers. I have also emailed MCOL just so I have something in writing, so like you say. all bases are covered. I would be interested to hear what jon700 et al found when they phoned, as he was in the same boat, so to speak!

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Lloyds TSB - Moneyclaim issued 17/06/06 - £420

HSBC - LBA Sent 06/07/2006 - £700

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hi homer i too phoned the court to which mine has been transferred to and they have nothing on the system but they said to call again on thurs as it may be in the system!!! will keep you updated if anything happens regards jon

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this is on the tutorial on mcol if its any help

 

 

Making a counterclaim through Money Claim Online

If the defendant has a claim against you (a counterclaim) he can make it online or by completing the N9B in the claim pack.

The defendant can only make a counterclaim online if he is filing a defence to all or part of the claim.

Where the defendant files a defence and a counterclaim, but has not paid the court fee for the counterclaim (or gained fee remission or fee exemption), we will transfer the claim to the appropriate court. We will inform the defendant that if the counterclaim fee is not paid within 7 days to the local court, then the local court may take steps to strike out the counterclaim and we will copy this to you for your information. Before you commence work on a reply to a counterclaim, you are advised to check with the local court whether the counterclaim fee has been paid.

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Allocation Questionnaire returned to the court yesterday.

 

If I get cold feet and want to pull out, can it be done?

 

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Course it can, but why would you want to do that? Be strong, the force is with you, etc. :)

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Providing HHD didn't cancel the claim.. I reckon the AQ deadline was a week or two ago. If it's SCM dealing with this for Lloyds, it's highly likely that they put they wanted a stay for a month to attempt settlement out of court, and also to make sure that worked they said they were 'busy' for at least the next month.

 

Of course they might have just settled.. but that would be too easy :)

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