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If it hasn't yet been transferred you'll not be able to quote a Claim no. that the court will recognise, so they'll only be able to give you rough estimates at best.

I'd say wait until you get notice of transfer ,then ring them.

One step at a time in this game, Catlover ;) Softly, softly, etc.etc.

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A quick update. Got another call from Collections yesterday. I'm so sick of these people. Can they read and comprehend what has been written? Do they EVER check their records? Anyway, went through it all again, told them as recently as the day before I had spoken to them about it, blah, blah, blah, yadda, yadda. Sent an e-message to them Weds pm to which I got a reply today, saying the same rubbish. Have also sent a snot-a-gram fax again pointing out there is a request outstanding, and once this is resolved, then will turn attention to the O/D.

 

I had to laugh - the girl even asked me if I could keep THEM (Collections) posted about my status. I forcibly told her HSBC should be the ones keeping ME updated.:mad:

 

Am so p****d off with them, can't even be arsed to tell them it's now gone to court. Doubtless they'll ignore that as they have everything else...

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Hi Cat,

Hold your head up high!

I feel they proberbly are aware of whats going on with the court thing, isnt there a letter template somewhere for harassment not sure but think I seen something about this somewhere???

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Thanks Sharon - I see things have moved on for you too. Hopefully, the very nice people at DG will see that you're for real and will hand over lots of dosh very soon! :D

 

The latest from me - Got a letter from the court yesterday. To no-one's great surprise HSBC have indicated they will defend. I have the letter ready to go to DG tomorrow am with a 1st class recorded stamp on it, to which will be attached my charges to date.

 

I guess all I can do now is wait....Taking a lesson from my cat who's stretched out in the garden sunbathing. He hasn't moved all day, except to wander in to eat & drink!

 

So -I'm going back to the garden to relax with my lunch and a glass of Rioja now! :)

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Anyone seen this?

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/campaign/97712-complain-about-litigation-behaviour.html

At what point can we use it against the banks??

 

Meanwhile - HSBC have 28 days to defend. I make that 9th July (28 calendar days). Would that be right?

 

I've sent them a list of my charges which I know was received today, and also understand that DG work in strict date order for settlement. Is that date filed at court order, or date of service? Bearing all that in mind, I don't think it's worth sending nudges or calling until a month's gone by...

 

What does everyone think? :)

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:rolleyes:

Anyone seen this?

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/campaign/97712-complain-about-litigation-behaviour.html

At what point can we use it against the banks??

 

Meanwhile - HSBC have 28 days to defend. I make that 9th July (28 calendar days). Would that be right?

 

I've sent them a list of my charges which I know was received today, and also understand that DG work in strict date order for settlement. Is that date filed at court order, or date of service? Bearing all that in mind, I don't think it's worth sending nudges or calling until a month's gone by...

 

What does everyone think? :)

 

Hi - am bumping this in the hope of a reply...But spoke to MCOL this am, who have said 9th July is the 28 day deadline. So am fine with that.

 

But - am looking for some advice on the other questions. Also - is it midnight on the 9th I can press the button, or early the next day? :rolleyes: . And should I check with MCOL first to see if defence has been entered?

 

TIA :)

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you just need to wait out the 28 days. not sure what time the deadline occurs but they'll more than likely file their defence at the last moment. you'd need to check the mcol site if you went to press the button anyway & it wont let you if theyve defended.

 

Looks like DG are settling on those cases where a court bundle deadline / court date have forced them to act. Dont think it depends on the filing date as the local courts are dealing with cases differently & timescales are not all the same.

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Hey catlover, i'm frustratingly past your stage - HSBC never even acknowledged my MCOL claim (issued 14th May)and have not filed a defence, so i issued notice of default and sent them and DG (even though i've never heard fom them) letting them know my situation and that if they do not reply in 7 days i will execute the warrant for judgement!

 

I am now at that stage today, very apprehensive to do it at this as no one has been able to offer any advice for someone in this situation!

 

I think i have no other option but to go ahead and issue the warrant!!

 

I just hope i'm dong the right thing now

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Hey catlover, i'm frustratingly past your stage - HSBC never even acknowledged my MCOL claim (issued 14th May)and have not filed a defence, so i issued notice of default and sent them and DG (even though i've never heard fom them) letting them know my situation and that if they do not reply in 7 days i will execute the warrant for judgement!

 

I am now at that stage today, very apprehensive to do it at this as no one has been able to offer any advice for someone in this situation!

 

I think i have no other option but to go ahead and issue the warrant!!

 

I just hope i'm dong the right thing now

 

What are you waiting for? Get that warrant issued!

 

In the words of Clint Eastwood - Go ahead punk. make my day! :D

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Just never had no replies as to where this will take me, hopefully laughing all the way to the bank.

 

I would hope this means i will get the full amount i have fought for, it just confused me as every one else's threads i have read have followed the same path of HSBC filing defense at last minute.

 

Good Luck anyway, will keep tabs on how you get on;)

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OK - defence has now gone in via MCOL. :mad: Bank disputing whole amount claimed. I take it this is normal, and I now have to wait for transfer of case to local court...

 

Can anyone confirm and tell me the next steps?

 

Thanks!

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Thanks Freaky! Would have replied sooner, but having tech problems... Got an offer of £3500 from HSBC yesterday. They've struck out a couple of my entries as they are now over 6 yrs old. (They weren't when I started my claim!). Of course, it didn't include the interest or my court fees and I suspect DG didn't tell them the case had gone to court and that it would be defended. Do I accept the money as part settlement and pursue the rest or should I reject the offer outright? Bit worried, as I see Yorkshire Bank have indicated they will put up a test case... Any help or advice would be brilliant! TIA :D

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You reject the offer as full and final but accept as part payment. There are letters for all scenarios in the rejection letters thread. I will post the link for you in a mo! Just hang in there and you will get your money. Dont worry abut the test case it won't change things for a while and initially it will only affect yorkshire bank claimants.

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OK - A quick update. Got letter from Northampton this morning transferring the case to Croydon, and apparently dispensing with the AQ. Read the defence, usual the charges are fair, I was aware of them as they were published, etc. I take it this is normal?

 

Anyway - called the court to ask if the fee should still be paid. I've been advised to wait until the paperwork is received from Croydon, then they will advise what's to be done next.

 

Should I start sending the nudges now? And at what point do I stipulate how the money should be paid?

 

TIA :D

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