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    • Dx100uk according to the ICO office, who I spoke to at some length earlier today after getting the email from the court, Equita are the data controller if they have instructed the contracted EA. The ICO have noted the case, and stated very clearly that the court has the higher standing in terms of dealing with, and punishing either party if they fail to adhere to the district judges order and any action they take will not be criminal.    but they also stated very clearly that with what I’ve told them, and on the basis of accepting what I’ve told them as gospel (which it is with written confirmation from both the courts and the police) then there is some major red flags being raised on both sides with them blaming each other.    they’ve advised me to essentially keep my powder dry until there is a charging decision and an outcome from the seperate proceedings with the EAC2 complaint, and then come back to them with the case and they will be in a stronger position to act against Equita and the EA as there will be established facts and evidence that have already been laid before a court.     
    • urm.. i seem to recall another assault case whereby the approved bailiff company claimed the body camera was nor theirs but a pers one of the bailiff, i think they got in serious trouble for it. i believe that breaks certain gov't approval for a bailiff company/firm regulations/laws  if memory serves me right?
    • have a look at  https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/topic/451423-pra-letter-of-claim-old-barclaycard-debt/?do=findComment&comment=5256506 the docs in this thread are what you should get. if the agreement the correct date for signup and does the PRA or BC cover letter use the word reconstructed? dx
    • sounds like lesley. They'll respond some rubbish I'm sure.  
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I am now in possession of documentary evidence which appears to reveal a web of deceit, including - fraudulent concealment and false accounting......should be an Interesting conference tomorrow.

 

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An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last. <br />

Winston Churchill

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good luck paul i now have my router account number....and all these years since 1993 i never new Nat West were involved in ROUTER ACCOUNTS initial debt was 10,300 dread to think what it is now good thing is they are asking my ltd company for it ,,even though they know that the company went to the wall,with their help of course .....as per my posting bank send company skeleton ?

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Todays meeting couldn't have gone any better - matters are to proceed.:):)

 

 

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An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last. <br />

Winston Churchill

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well done - look forward to more news.:D

Please note I am not an expert - I am not offering opinions or legal help - Please use all the information provided on the site in FAQ- step by step instructions and library- thanks Jansus:)

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

 

"What makes the desert beautiful is that somewhere it hides a well." - Antione de Saint Exupery

 

 

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go for it paul you deserve all you are asking for ,especially TRANSPARENCY this is a favourite word of MR BROWNSTUFF who it seems has in fact closed all avenues to BANKING TRANSPARENCY because it is sensitive information....no doubt this will come up the sensitivity question and they may have a hidden waiver with regards to producing anymore documents ,not even the goverment finance committee could get answers concerning another institution NORTHERN ROCK ...but i remain hopeful

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i think TRANSPARENCY MEANS TO LIE LIE AND LIE AGAIN

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go for it paul you deserve all you are asking for ,especially TRANSPARENCY this is a favourite word of MR BROWNSTUFF who it seems has in fact closed all avenues to BANKING TRANSPARENCY because it is sensitive information....no doubt this will come up the sensitivity question and they may have a hidden waiver with regards to producing anymore documents ,not even the goverment finance committee could get answers concerning another institution NORTHERN ROCK ...but i remain hopeful

patrickq1

i think TRANSPARENCY MEANS TO LIE LIE AND LIE AGAIN

 

 

HI Patrick and everyone,

 

Everyone should do as the MP's are doing ...rely on and invoke the Bill of Rights Act 1689. Recognised and deemed a constitutional law that can never be repealed

The M.Ps are relying on one other section We can rely on this one

 

"NO man shall be penalised nor any of his goods or chattells confiscated without judgement by his peers" .......which in fact and truth means a trial by judge and a jury.

 

 

 

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Paul just to wish you good luck with RBS.

I expect you have already seen this- and most of the interest charged on your Router account will probably have been effected before 2008.

But every little helps.

http://www.oft.gov.uk/shared_oft/business_leaflets/consumer_credit/oft1002.pdf

7 NOTICES OF POST-JUDGMENT INTEREST

7.1 From 1 October 2008, creditors will be required by section 130A of the

1974 Act59 to notify the debtor if they intend to charge post-judgment

interest under a regulated agreement in connection with a sum that is

required to be paid under a court judgment. The creditor will not be

entitled to charge interest on the judgment sum until the first required

notice has been served.

7.2 Further notices must be given at intervals of not more than six months

for such time as the creditor wishes to charge post-judgment interest.

7.3 The notice may be incorporated in any other statement or notice under

the 1974 Act. The provisions do not apply in respect of post-judgment

interest which is required to be paid by virtue of a court order.

7.4 The 2007 Regulations set out the information and forms of wording to

be included in notices of post-judgment interest.60

7.5 The first required notice must include a prescribed statement indicating

the creditor's intention to charge post-judgment interest, and the

procedures involved. This must indicate the rate of interest payable, and

the date from which it will be payable, and that further notices will be

given at least every six months for so long as the creditor intends to

charge post-judgment interest.61

7.6 In addition, the notice must indicate the amount on which post-judgment

interest will be charged. It must also include prescribed statements

highlighting the debtor's right to apply to the court to vary the terms of

the instalment order or to reduce the amount of interest payable, and

that the debtor can obtain advice and information about dealing with the

59 As inserted by section 17 of the 2006 Act

60 Regulations 34-35 and Schedule 5 as amended

61 Schedule 5 Part 3

 

debt from a number of organisations (with contact details taken from the

OFT default information sheet).62

7.7 Subsequent notices must also indicate the total amount of postjudgment

interest charged since the date of the last notice, the dates on

which interest was charged, and the rate of interest (and whether this

was variable).63

62 Schedule 5 Part 1 as amended

63 Schedule

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This is NOT and I repeat NOT a political statement.

 

Gordon Brown has a PhD in History.

Alistair Darling is a Lawyer

George Osbourne has a Degree in Modern History.

 

None of these people have any knowledge of Banking or Economics whatsover. No wonder the city runs rings around them. The only one who has any actual experience of finance is Vince Cable, and he's got about as much chance of being the next Chancellor as I have.

(Perhaps he's over qualified).

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