dylon vs the woolwich

[GuidoT]

No need to send court bundle until directed by the judge. You are a few months away from this, if indeed you need to at all - if the bank settles prior to then.

[GuidoT]

I would get on with it now, no reason to wait.

[GuidoT]

Bank holidays are not counted as part of the 28 days. Therefore they have additional days. If the 28 days including BH falls on a weekend then they have until the next working days to file.

[GuidoT]

No need to send a revised schedule of charges including the court costs.

 

Unfortunately I cannot give you any Woolwich specific advice as I am not familiar with them.

[GuidoT]

I do not suppose we need to tell you what do with that letter, being polite; just file it in the circular or rectangular thing that you put your rubbish in.

[GuidoT]

Unless you hear from the court to the contrary then turn up.

 

I know this maybe obvious to some, but in court do not oppose the stay until it is requested by the bank or the judge.

 

The banks are up to all sort of misleading activities, it is your claim, subject to the courts directions, you should be in control of it, it is not for the banks to tell you what to do.

 

Which court incidently?

[GuidoT]

If the banks request a stay and it is granted then I would ask for your costs yes, although the banks may say that you were notified in advance and need not turn up.

 

I have not seen any posts about Edmonton court and how they are dealing with stays.

[GuidoT]

Looks like you did your best, can I take it that the judge granted the stay?

 

In my view the test case will not be decided for a year or so. The judge said a few months, even the simplest of cases take 6 months and this is far from simple.