carly913031 v natwest***WON***

[fendyweather]

I got a theory on this. Ive been thinking. Even though we cant ask for the 8% at the outset of this process, I always think it looks good to leave the 8% on for later, but only ask for the charges only in the letter, purely so that they can see how much it will be later on if it gets to court stage, i.e. they can then see the extent of how much the interest will add to it later on if they dont settle at Prelim or LBA. Im not advocating do it, but if I was doing it myself over again, I would leave the column in showing the 8% purely so they can see potentially what it might cost them if they dont settle before court. Sort of an incentive for early settlement so to speak. But so long as in your letter you are only asking for repayment of charges. Where can the harm be in that ? Fendy xxxxxxx Just a thought.

[fendyweather]

Best ask Nattie about this theory I think. Hes the one to give ultra knowing on this subject advice like that. Nattie ???? What ya think ???

[fendyweather]

Aghghghgh Hedgey No. Ive just had my sunday dinner. Lol. Feel a gag coming on, and not of the funny variety, Lol. Fendy xx

[fendyweather]

Natties not playin the banter game tonight. Being good boy. Best off to to new found Bear garden for me I thinks to wreak havoc in there instead Hedgey.

 

Kopite, top letter mate. Go get em. Fendy xxx

[fendyweather]

Count 14 days from your prelim, and at this stage you can include bank holidays as part of the count. You have to be a bit more precise with dates once court claim has been filed. But at this stage, 1 day equals 1 day regardless of if its a sunday or a bank holiday. All the best. Fendyxxx