Allocations Questionnaire

Edinburghlass_2

This post has a guide to the questionnaire.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=3889249&postcount=8

Julie_McEvoy

HI, I have just received today my Banks (Lloyds tsb ) defence statement along with an allocation questionaire, the courts have also stated that £100 pounds is payable on submitting this form, is all this standard? Has anyone out there been to court yet on a defended case got any advice, the bank by the way has already returned £750as a "gesture of good will" but is contesting the rest, approx £1400.

Edinburghlass_2

There is a link in this thread regarding the further court costs and a guide to the forms you need to fill in now.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=304064

Rex_Mundi

I've updated the allocation questionnaire section on the sticky at the top of the board to include some suggested wording for this section.

ady1_2

also im !!!!!! myself about wot the banks solicitor has put in defence notes, its says "contention that the statement of claim is insufficientlly particularised and is embarrassing. the defendent reserves the right to plead further to the statement of claim once they are sufficiently particularised. the defendent will object that the particulars of the claim in this action disclose no reasonable cause of action against the defendant and makes no specific allegations against the defendant as to why the defendant should be liable to the claiment for the amount claimed. phewww theres more but i wont put anymore, so im wondering wot the hell should i do next? please please could someone help me??

Rex_Mundi

A complete guide to filling in the AQ is on THIS THREAD (post #8).

What did you put for your particulars of claim when you issue the claim in court?

enaid

Received Cobbetts A.Q. this morning. Part G states pursuant to cpr part 3.4(2) (a) the defendant would ask the court to strike out the claim. the claiments have not shown that they have reasonable grounds for bringing the claim and, despite the defendant requesting that the claiment remedy the lack of particularity pleaded in the particulars of claim within 14 days, the claiments have failed to do so. The defendant therefore respectfully requests that the claim be struck out.

please somebody help as i would hate to loose at this stage

karnevil

Ady, You need to type out exactly what you put in your particulars of claim. If they are insufficient then you may need to formally amend your claim with an N244 application which will cost £35 which is non refundable. However some banks enter this defence whatever you have put to scare you and you may only require to send your schedule of charges claimed into the court and the defendant.

karnevil

Julie - £100 is standard fee for AQ for all claims over £1500.

Rex_Mundi

enaid wrote:

Received Cobbetts A.Q. this morning. Part G states pursuant to cpr part 3.4(2) (a) the defendant would ask the court to strike out the claim. the claiments have not shown that they have reasonable grounds for bringing the claim and, despite the defendant requesting that the claiment remedy the lack of particularity pleaded in the particulars of claim within 14 days, the claiments have failed to do so. The defendant therefore respectfully requests that the claim be struck out.

please somebody help as i would hate to loose at this stage

This seems a bit standard for them. They asked the same for the Natwest case I was dealing with, even though I had provided more than enough details.

What did you put down for the particulars of claim, and did they write to you asking for more details on this?

Just wait for your AQ, and fill it in as advised in post #8 in THIS THREAD.

Dont worry too much. Even after sending similar to me, the bank still settled in full without taking the case any further.