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Hi

 

I've prepared nearly all the stuff i need to send off to court. I've prepared the court bundle and most of the additional information/evidence. What i need to know is - The Commission Report (which it's been advised to include as additional evidence) is 198 pages long. Do I have to print off all of these pages (3 times)? and am i even looking at the correct report?

 

I want to get my stuff sent off a.s.a.p so any help is really appreciated.

 

Deb

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

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Hi Debs,

 

 

I really dont want to be a pest but,

What exactly do you have in your bundle as i am having trouble with mine. What i have is the charges, interest spreadsheet and the letters i sent them, and i have the evidence sheet which i have deleted the part about phone calls. Have i done right?

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Hi

 

Would need to have a look when i get home but i think its all your correspondence with the bank, copies of statemements, schedule of charges, OFT report, SOGA (sale of goods acts), 2 other acts which i cant remember the exact names of and evidence to back up your claim.

 

If you have a look at the following 2 threads then you should get all the information and links that you need:

 

Basic Court Bundle

Got a Court Date? A guide to the later stages

 

They're both really good and tell you what you need.

 

Deb

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Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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sorry but i must be really thick what is an oft report and these other acts i should obtainl. i looked at the basic court bundle later stages and printed it off is that one of the things i have to photocopy 3 times and send off or do i alter it first i really dont know HELP!!

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Hi

 

If you read the two threads thoroughly then they will explain exactly what you need to include in the court bundle and the additional information that you need.

 

The 3 copies are one for the court, one for the solicitors dealing for your bank and one for yourself.

 

The OFT report is the Office of Fair Trading and the report is about the charges imposed by credit card companies. The other Acts are all included in the court bundle link in a .zip file.

 

If you have any problems then PM me your email address and I'll send you copies of the information.

 

Debbie

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Hi

 

Just to let you know i'm in court on 19th April at 11.00 a.m. and Lloyds have still not settled.

 

I don't expect them to settle until either tomorrow night or Thursday morning. I'll check later on again today and then on Wednesday. If no settlement then it looks like I have to prepare myself for court. To be honest i've not let it worry me as i've never heard of anybody else actually having to go to court BUT i don't want to be the first!!

 

I've had absolutely no communication from their solicitors since i got the court date about 2 or 3 months ago!!

 

When do I apply for costs for taking time off work and preparing the court bundle. Can i claim my hourly rate at work?

 

I'll keep you posted as to what is happening

 

Deb

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Hi Debbie

 

Sorry I haven't seen your thread before, but good luck on Thursday in court. Can I ask if you prepared a court bundle and if you sent it to both the court and Lloyds solicitors (are they SC&M?).

 

My understanding on costs, as a litigant in person, is that you can claim your costs (at a set hourly rate of £9.25) for travelling to and attending the court hearing up to, I believe, a maximum of £50. Your other costs (assuming your claim is in the small claims track) are not claimable unless you can persuade the Judge that the defendant has acted unreasonably. There have been instances where other claimants on this site have been successful and some where they have not.

 

May I ask which Court you are dealing with?

 

Good Luck,

 

John

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Hi John

 

Yes i prepared a court bundle which was hand delivered to the court and sent recorded delivery to SC&M. Like i said in my previous post - I have had no communications from them.

 

I'm at North Shields county court.

 

Debbie

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Hi Debbie

 

GaryH has prepared a letter for claiming costs where the defendant has acted in an unreasonable manner i.e. taking everything to the last minute and generally acting like a t*t. It can be found here Application for costs

Even better if you turn up at court and they dont (and wont) so you can have a chat to the judge.

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Have a read of this and print off the extra stuff to take with you - http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/lloyds-bank/82148-got-court-date-important.html

 

Have Lloyds submitted anything to you?

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Hi Gary

 

I've had absolutely nothing from Lloyds. What exactly do i need to take to court? - is it just the Court Bundle and the extra stuff in the link you provided me with?

 

Deb

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Hi

 

My claim is for approx £2,500 - this include the costs of filing my claim and the Allocation Questionnaire.

 

I'm out straight from work tonight so will check my account before i go out.

 

Deb

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Whats CI?

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Only claimed the 8% interest - which i think is the s69 one

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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No money - i've got my account information open and just keep refreshing the page.

 

Looks like i'll be going to court tomorrow!!

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Thanks for that

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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Hi j.wandless I just wanted to wish you luck with your court hearing tomorrow. I got my court hearing letter through today, my claim is with the oh so nice Llyods!!!! Hearing is on the 20th June a little way away yet still in process of looking on site to get my Bundle together. Are you actually going to the Court or just sending your paperwork in?? Best of Luck will be waiting to see how you get on. Suz

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Hi Gary

 

I've had absolutely nothing from Lloyds. What exactly do i need to take to court? - is it just the Court Bundle and the extra stuff in the link you provided me with?

 

DebYesterday 16:59

Yes.

 

Did you print off the witness statement and extra stuff from the link above?

 

As Nic said, you'll more than likely get settled tomorrow morning, or, you may turn up in court to find that they have faxed them indicating an intention to settle. In which case you should request a 14 day adjournment.

 

See this thread -

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/guidance-notes/64911-got-court-date-guide.html#post553523

The end bit in particular.

 

I'll also PM you in a minute.

Please remember to DONATE! Help CAG keep up the fight!

 

 

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Hi Debbie

 

Presumably there's nothing so far from LTSB/SC&M?

 

I can imagine that you're probably a little unsure about this morning but the important thing to remember is that you're not alone in all this - many of us will be at the same stage I am sure.

 

IF they do turn up at the hearing you are very well prepared to argue your case. For them to defend it they will not only need to explain to the Judge why they have not complied with the directions of the court, but (more importantly) they will have to show how they have calculated the charges if they continue to say they are a fair charge for services provided.

 

I can't wait to see what happens!

 

John

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Nothing from Lloyds or SC&M

 

Just phoned the court and they've had nothing through either. :(

Debbie

 

Lloyds TSB - Subject Access Request for 2 accounts - 27/07/06

26/08/06 - statements received

29/08/06 - preliminary letter sent - account 1 owed £915 plus £70.90 interest = £985.90

account 2 owed £650 plus £79.99 interest = £729.99

18/09/06 - LBA sent - includes extra charges incurred

 

MCOL filed

Acknowledgement of Service - 04/12/2006

Copy of Lloyds Allocation questionnaire received 12/01/06

My AQ form received 30/01/06

 

HSBC - Subject Access Request - 27/07/06

05/08/06 statements received

08/08/06 - Preliminary letter - £1388 plus £128.69 interest = £1516.69

25/08/06 - received offer of £1200

29/08/06 - LBA sent

17/09/06 - MCOL submitted - £1875.65 (incl 8% int)

19/09/06 - Notice of Issue received

Full settlement

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