HSBC (merged)

Lisa_1971

Thanks , you too.

Edinburghlass_2

letter before action

clarenic

Hi

LBA is Letter Before Action.

Clare

Lisa_1971

Thank you so much for that like I said a bit thick!!! Will write the next letter tonight ready for posting tomorrow!!

GEM4444

Oh yeah, makes sense now!! Ha ha!!:rotfl:

clarenic

Hi everyone

I'm part way through a slightly complicated claim against HSBC, which they've defended.

The deadline for the return of the allocation questionnaire was 31 Jan. I phoned the Court this morning and they said that they received it from me on 26 Jan. The man I spoke to couldn't really help me because he dealt with insolvencies rather than this type of claim.

I just wondered if it is usually so slow? I realise there's probably a lot of these cases going through the Courts at the moment, but even so.

From your experiences, when do HSBC tend to get in touch again? Do they wait until a date has been set or just before a court date?

Thanks in advance,

Clare

RippedOff_2

I have just recieved a letter from HSBC**NTS telling me all my statements are on the way. Well that was a few days ago and they said the things would arrive in batches. None yet. My guess is that they will play for the ful 40 days. Hey ho. I'll take it to the bitter/sweet end.

angie45

Quote:
Originally Posted by Puddin'
Issued claim using MCOL. HSBC have now sent acknowledgement back saying they intend to defend all of claim. Has anyone else got to this stage with the bank. Really worried that I will be one of the few that end up i court. Do I need to do anything at this stage? When do I have to fill in the questionnaire I have read about?
Help please!

angie45 wrote:

I too have just received Notice that Acknowledgment of Service has been filed, stating that they intend to defend all of the claim. No questionnaire though - when do I get one of those? Can somebody advise Puddin' and I? Also it's for Northampton County Court - I live in Yorkshire! Is there any way I can get the venue changed should I end up having to go to court?
Sorry to be a pain, but I'm getting a bit panicky :eek:
As much as Puddin' seems to be.

Sorry to bump this, but not had a response and am rather anxious about the whole thing.
Angie

clarenic

I'm a bit further down the line than you. Proceedings will now be transferred to your local County Court who will send you out an allocation questionnaire to fill in. It's quite simple and there's guidance on this website.

I sent mine back on 26 Jan and still haven't heard anything, although I know they've received it so it doesn't happen very quickly from here.

Good luck,

Clare

Steady_2

Hi I hope I havnt butted in on anyones thread but if I have I am sorry.

I had a letter from the county court saying that the defendant has not submitted some info and if they dont the case will be thrown out does this mean i win by default? If so how do i go about getting my money back?

Any help I would be really gratefull for.

Ed