Monarch delays & Compensations. Listed flights denied in O.P.

Vauban wrote: »

Two that I am aware of - one Jet2 and the other Monarch. But sometimes defeat in the small claims is not always the end ...

Meaning? An appeal? What subsequent action could be initiated in the event of failure at this stage

I spoke to Morgan Mulay yesterday regarding three delay claims. One which i have received a cheque for, one which they are defending, and one yet to be filed with the courts. The problem is, there is nothing that confirms which claim the cheque corresponds to, and whilst the conversation was amicable, it became clear that Ms Mulay was seeking to obtain discontinuation of all claims on the basis of this cheque being issued (amounting to the value of one claim). I suggested I may be in a position to drop one of the claims (as a show of compromise to the courts) so Ms Mulay asked for all the details including offer of withdrawal to be sent to her personal email. In return she would immediately confirm which claim had been paid out on. Not trusting Ms Mulay, I inserted the caveat of only withdrawing the third claim subject to the other claims being contested and dealt with in an honest and fair manner.
Well, guess what? Well over 24 hours later and still no confirmation reply. Morgan, you have shot yourself in the foot. You clearly cannot be trusted and I would advise anyone on here to take anything you say with a pinch of salt. I intend to follow up both remaining claims despite your insistance that I don't stand a chance of winning, and particularly in light of your claim that new precedents had been set in a ruling on 22nd July regarding EC's. More lies and deception.
I know you read this forum Ms Mulay - I shall now invoke the caveat thanks to your disgraceful deceit, and shall inform the court of your attempts to use the cheque as a means of gaining full and final settlement by deception.

Adie_Cartwright wrote: »

I spoke to Morgan Mulay yesterday regarding three delay claims. One which i have received a cheque for, one which they are defending, and one yet to be filed with the courts. The problem is, there is nothing that confirms which claim the cheque corresponds to, and whilst the conversation was amicable, it became clear that Ms Mulay was seeking to obtain discontinuation of all claims on the basis of this cheque being issued (amounting to the value of one claim). I suggested I may be in a position to drop one of the claims (as a show of compromise to the courts) so Ms Mulay asked for all the details including offer of withdrawal to be sent to her personal email. In return she would immediately confirm which claim had been paid out on. Not trusting Ms Mulay, I inserted the caveat of only withdrawing the third claim subject to the other claims being contested and dealt with in an honest and fair manner.
Well, guess what? Well over 24 hours later and still no confirmation reply. Morgan, you have shot yourself in the foot. You clearly cannot be trusted and I would advise anyone on here to take anything you say with a pinch of salt. I intend to follow up both remaining claims despite your insistance that I don't stand a chance of winning, and particularly in light of your claim that new precedents had been set in a ruling on 22nd July regarding EC's. More lies and deception.
I know you read this forum Ms Mulay - I shall now invoke the caveat thanks to your disgraceful deceit, and shall inform the court of your attempts to use the cheque as a means of gaining full and final settlement by deception.

any link for this?

I don't stand a chance of winning, and particularly in light of your claim that new precedents had been set in a ruling on 22nd July regarding EC's

Make a written request addresssed to her, asking her to sight the case and the court and the ruling in detail..........

at the same time give ~NBA notice as well.....

Another success here after going the MCOL route..... After initially saying that they'd defend, Monarch then decided they weren't going to at the 11th hour. I now have a cheque for the full amount, without going to court.

My only gripe is that I filled out my initial MCOL claim incorrectly and didn't add the interest to the total amount. I mistakenly thought this would be calculated 'on day of ruling/settlement' but apparently you have to factor it in up to the date you raise the claim and then you can add any additional interest on afterwards. Has anyone else found some of the MCOL forms vague and open to interpretation?

This aside it's a good result - I'm happy from a point of principle as much as anything. To anybody not sure and been given the standard EC excuses, airlines will not listen until the courts get involved. My advice would be, if you know you have a good case then go for it. Be persistent and be confident - study the rulings, know your rights and don't get fobbed off.

Good luck everybody!!