Northern Ireland Citi claimants read in

[lickthewallfatboy]

this is VERY important to people claiming in NI against CITI

 

1.elements of the NI judiciary have got it into their heads that £12 is fair and "recommended by the OFT ".This seems to be blithely accepted as gospel,despite the OFT report stating otherwise

 

2.Citi DO NOT have to give you prior notice of evidence they shall be depending upon in court

 

3.A judge is FULLY ENTITLED to accept "secret evidence" given in the form of undisclosed documents,and to accept the validity thereof without any further investigation.

 

3.Points of law appealed using the Human Rights Legislation and Statute regarding overriding objective do not amount to anything in civil cases.

 

4.It may be prudent for anyone contemplating action against CITI in NI to either file an action via the English Courts using anyone whom you know who lives there and who will allow you to use their address for paperwork from the court,asking for full disclosure of how their charges are made up,or else take the ex gratia payment and leave it at that.

 

 

Learn from experience,take it on board and change tack.

[lickthewallfatboy]

small claims court does not set case law precedent,and courts in the UK have already dismissed citi attempts to use this case as irrelevant....

[lickthewallfatboy]

High court is a completely different animal to small claims court.....amonst other things,it entails full disclosure of all material evidence which both sides are relying on