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Send the preliminary letter.

Amend it to say that you note their offer but you are not prepared to accept it as the full extent of their indebtedness is £XXXXX.

Then use the rest of the letter. 14 days

letter before action 14 days

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So I declined the 50% offer, stating that I wanted the full amount etc....

 

Got a reply today from Anita Hicks.

 

"...I am sorry you remain unhappy with my response to your compliant, and note you are not accecpting my offer to re-imburse some of your bank charges.

 

I must re-iterate I belive the offer I made in my letter dated 28 Febuary 2--6 is fair and reasonable and I am therefore unwilling to meet your clain of £1395.50.

 

I appreciate this is not the reponse you have been hoping for, but trust I have clarified the Bank's position.

 

yours sincerley"

 

 

Seems I've got a fight on my hands here.

 

What should my next step be?

 

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file a claim!!!

Completed:

RBOS Charges - £2435 settled in full :)

RBOS Default Removal - Removed :)

Carphone Warehouse Default Removal - Removed :)

Welcome Finance Default Removal - Removed :)

Viking Direct CCJ - Removed :)

Littlewoods Default - Removed :-o

 

Ongoing:

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Lucky you, I didnt even get a reply after my rejection of their 50% offer. Get your claim in asap

Barclays - £4k - Hearing Date 19th Sept 06

Smile - £370 - Refunded in Full

Capitla One - £100 LBA 25/5

Virgin ? Data Protection Act 25/5

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Hi guys,

 

I submitted a claim on moneyclaim 10 days ago - today I recivied an "acknowledgment of service" where Barclays ahve ticked "I intend to defend all of this claim" signed by a Keith Jeremiah.

 

does this mean they are actually going to see me in court?

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Not necessarily. It just gives the bank 28 days to submit a defence rather than the standard time allocated. It's just another way to hang on to your money for longer

 

I have also received a acknowledgement of service from Barclays

Barclays - £4k - Hearing Date 19th Sept 06

Smile - £370 - Refunded in Full

Capitla One - £100 LBA 25/5

Virgin ? Data Protection Act 25/5

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Hi Guys,

 

I'm still waiting for a date of my court hearing but have recivied a letter from the courts

 

Reads as follows:

 

Further to the filing of allocation questionannaries in the above case Judge Jolly has reviewed the file and made the following comments:,

 

"It is difficultto see how the Defendant, absent any witness evidence, could show reasonableness of charges or details of its costs. Surely there will be a witness. This has a bearing on the time estimate for the case. Any observations please within 10 days, whereafter file to be referred to district Judge Jolly for directions."

 

What do you guys think? Sounds quite good I think.

 

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Hi Guys,

 

It's now been 15 days since I received my letter with the comments from the judge and I still haven't heard anything. The Judge gave Barclays 10 days to reply, how strict is that? Can Barclays take their time of this too?

 

Is it appropriate for me to approach Barclays to 'chase' them up?

 

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Kevin

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Seems to me that the Judge is going to do something as 10 days have passed without Barclays responding.

Have you logged into Moneyclaim to see the status of your claim?

 

It may be that you can get a judgement by default if Bayclays have not responded to the courts instructions. I think you can do this online.

 

If Barclays have overlooked your claim or the courts directions it may not be a good idea to give them the opportunity by raising the issue with Mr Jeremiah

 

(these are my observations only here as I haven't got past the AQ stage yet)

 

I have lodged my claim and it has been acknowledged but hasn't gone any further yet.

 

Good Luck !

 

 

Spotty

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Prelim Letter sent 24th May

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cheers for the reply,

 

Moneyclaim just says.......

 

"You are unable to take any further action online on this claim.

 

The Defendant disputes the whole amount you have claimed. Your claim cannot proceed online and will be transferred to the appropriate court for continuation. You will receive confirmation to where the claim has been transferred to shortly."

 

Is it possible to speak to the Judge and ask if Barclays have indeed responded?

 

Cheers

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Reading that, the bank has acknowledged receipt of your claim and is preparing a defence. There's nothing more to be done until the deadline for filing the defence has passed or, indeed, a defence is actually filed.

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****update***

 

Rang the court today to see if Barclays had indeed responded as requested and YES the response was with the judge for him to assess.

 

I have requested a copy of Barclays response from the court.

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***update***

 

Have been given a date of 17th Sept for my hearing. All evidance had to be submitted to the courts and all other parties by the 14th August which I did. However I have recivied nothing from Barclays.

 

Has anyone ever recivied Barclays' evidance?

 

thanks

Jinx

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