dave vs barclays

[skint dave]

Thanks again saintly.

 

 

it was deemed served on the 19th of may.

 

why dont they just enter a defence straight away?

 

What do they tend to do next?

 

Thanks

[saintly_1]

they tend to enter their defence ant the 13th/14th/15th hour lol

Once they defend you will recieve Notice of Transference to a local court ... from there you will either get an AQ or you wont (dependant on the judge) if you dont you may still have to pay the fee for the AQ.. you will also get B's defence

[skint dave]

so should I be expexting anything in the post over the next couple of weeks?

 

am I right in thinking that if I here nothing before june th 16th I click judgement on mcol?

 

Thanks again saintly your a star!!!!!!

[saintly_1]

nothing really due in the post yet ..... mcol sometimes takes a couple of days to update ... plus B's often leave it right till the last day or even later to defend ..... you can press the judgement but then B's will proberbly request a stay and it could add another few weeks to the conclusion of your case its been known for b's to be a week late with their defence and still have it accepted

[skint dave]

I have received a letter from Barclays today saying how sorry they are bla bla bla, and as a gesture of good will are offering just over a £1000, in a full and final settlement.

Tempting………. But I think I’ll hold on it’s took so long to get this far a few more months wont hurt.

So I’m going to send out rejection letter tomorrow now, should I remind them that I have started court proceedings, and that I am willing to settle out of court for the full amount plus interest and costs To avoid further cost’s and inconvenience to themselves?

Also which address should I use? I have been righting to London, but at the top of their letter is Leicester, and on the pre paid envelope is Leeds.

Oh it’s a customer relation’s advisor that wrote to me if it makes a difference.

Cheers Dave

sorry one more thing how do I take the (please help) from my post's title?

[dar£n]

should I remind them that I have started court proceedings, and that I am willing to settle out of court for the full amount plus interest and costs To avoid further cost’s and inconvenience to themselves?

no harm in including it...you can then argue that you were willing to settle right from the off.

 

Also which address should I use? I have been righting to London, but at the top of their letter is Leicester, and on the pre paid envelope is Leeds.

1 churchill place London, E14 5HP

 

Oh it’s a customer relation’s advisor that wrote to me if it makes a difference.

not now, once you file with court all correspondence will go to their Litigation Dept. [Recorded delivery of course]

 

sorry one more thing how do I take the (please help) from my post's title?

Send a private message to a MOD.

e.g:

ZOOTSCOOT @

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/private.php?do=newpm&u=40806

[skint dave]

Thanks dar£en

 

what do you mean file with court?

 

thought i'd allready done that with mcol.

 

any chance of anyone just having a quick look over my letter please:)

[dar£n]

just a generalisation matey,

 

PM your letter and ill have a looksie

[skint dave]

pm sent

 

thanks dar£en.

[dar£n]

Dont forget.

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RECORDED DELIVERY

[skint dave]

I sent your letter today daz recorded delivery, but like a donut i forgot to include a soc

 

do you think this will cause any problems

[dar£n]

you can send it seperately with this cover note:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/34887-5-money-claim-line.html

[dar£n]

Dont forget.

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RECORDED DELIVERY

 

 

 

LOL

[skint dave]

i've all ready sent s.o.c's to mcol.

 

I meant that I had forgot to send an upto date one to the bank with my rejection letter.

 

And I have been sending things recorded delivery now lol.

 

I think I'll just knock up a quick cover letter and send it in over the weekend.

 

What a dime bar I am, I printed it out to send in with it too!!!

[saintly_1]

I see males can have blonde moments as well ;-)

[skint dave]

I seem to be having a lot of tho's lately. maybe I should dye my hair brown might make me a bit smater! lol

[saintly_1]

i dye mine blonde to match my roots ;-)

[Tipsy0nBacardi]

I have bacardi moments is that the same lol

[saintly_1]

Unfortunatly i seem to have both tipsy lol

[skint dave]

Hi guy's

 

I just got back from work and found a letter on the mat from mcol, saying that an acknowledgment of service of my claim has been filed. The defendant now has 28 days from the service of the claim to file a defence.

 

 

now is this 28 days from when my claim was deemed served?

 

or 28 days from when barclays acknowledge?

 

on the copy they have sent me it say's that they intened to defend all of this claim.

which I guess in a normal scare tacktic.

 

thanks again

[skint dave]

it's ok I've just come across another thread with the same problem>

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/barclays-bank/94932-claim-acknowledged.html

[saintly_1]

Its 28 days from when deemed served

hope this helps

[skint dave]

28 day's are up tomorrow and still they have not entered a defence. should I start judgement?

do I have to wait till after midnight?

[dar£n]

although 28 days are up doesnt necessarily mean you will be granted judgement.

B's are able to bend the deadline to theirs.

in reality more like 33 days. I'd try about wed/thurs

and then phone the court.

[Trucker]

5 days to be deemed served

14 to acknoledge

28 days to defend

total 33 days.

 

Don't jump the gun and go for judgement as Barclay's will apply for a stay and that could hold up your case by months. Patience is the key