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I have just won against lloyds and have an ongoing claim with Abbey. The defence from lloyds stated no breach of contract whilst on the other hand Abbey say in their defence that there IS a breach of contract I can only assume that the case is decided on this in Judge Cooke's eyes

Lloyds settled in full

£4010.02:D

 

Halifax CC settled

£417.00 :D

 

Lloyds PPI

£3672.15 Refunded off loan :D

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Ah so that sort of answers my question regarding why LLOyds customers are having a hard time - so if any other banks use this in their future defences we should all look out for this ??? :confused: :confused: :confused:

 

So how are lloyds claimants going to prove breach of contract for future cases??

 

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just reading my defence from A&L - point 16 - as to any allegation that these charges are penaly causes - they are not .they are not charged by way of damages for breach of contract.

 

is this similar to the LLoyds defence?

 

 

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jansus

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offer from A&L 24/8/07 - after case stayed

 

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In both claims again the claimants told the judge they HAD NOT breached contract. That combined with the Defendants defence left the judge with no option n! Moral of the tale always say when asked that you had breached contract and then let him consider the facts!!

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