Documents to send to the court

[owenp]

Hi there,

I've now got a court date for my hearing to reclaim bank charges.

 

An interesting point is that the bank asked for permission to appoint an expert witness to deal with "forensic accounting of bank charges". (Scary!!) but the request was refused by the court.

 

The allocation form also says, "Each party shall deliver to every other party and to the court office copies of all documents on which he intends to rely at the hearing......"

 

What documents would these be. Does it mean copies of all the letters that have been exchanged? I guess I don't have to send all the bank statements back to the bank. Or maybe a copy of the interest calculations although these change each day up to the hearing??

I can't really think of anything else.

 

I certainly don't want to make a mistake now I'm so close!

 

Thanks for any help.

[Parkvale]

owenp,

Welcome toThe Consumer Action Group. Which bank are you claiming against ? You have alot of work to do, but all of what you need to do can befound here.http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/guidance-notes/64911-got-court-date-guide.html#post553523. Please do not be worried to ask any questions however silly they seem. The Consumer Action Group has over 150,000 people as registered users and has helped over 8,300 people to reclaim over £14,000,000. So we can help you. Good luck.

[owenp]

Parkvale,

Thank you for that.

I must admit it's a bit of a surprise that this bit is so involved.

I'm claiming against Abbey.

 

Better get down to it.........!!!!!!!!!!!

[owenp]

Hi.

The competition report is very long.

Is it necessary to actually print out full copies for the court and the bank or is it ok to refer to the report.

 

Thanks again,

 

Owen