Allocations Questionnaire

Edinburghlass_2

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=428733&page=4

ELIZABETH_2-2

Hi I wondered if some one could advise me on what I should do, I have taken Barclays to court and received a notice of Transfer/proceedings, followed by a Allocation Questionnaire, I am completely overwhelmed by the questionnaire, I have been looking on the website for advice on how to fill it out, but I must be missing it could someone point me in the right direction.
It also says on the questionnaire about a fee and I must enclose it with the application, it does not say any where how much the fee is???

i would be really grateful if someone could help me.

Stephen_Leak

ELIZABETH wrote: »

Hi I wondered if some one could advise me on what I should do, I have taken Barclays to court and received a notice of Transfer/proceedings, followed by a Allocation Questionnaire, I am completely overwhelmed by the questionnaire, I have been looking on the website for advice on how to fill it out, but I must be missing it could someone point me in the right direction.
It also says on the questionnaire about a fee and I must enclose it with the application, it does not say any where how much the fee is???

i would be really grateful if someone could help me.

It's £100. This is part of your court fees, which the defendant will have to pay when you win.

Information on how to fill it out is in the Reclaim Bank Charges Help thread.

cardsbykim

Hi
I am taking nationwide to court for £4500.00
They have defended the claim
i received the notice of defence and also enclosed was the
allocation questionnaire to fill out and send back with £100.
So any advice on this would be great. also the court bunde would be a help, as i have read so many forums got my head in a right pickle. especially the aq form help in filling in section g.....
Also nationwide have just paid me for another account £250.00 without taking them to court so surely this should go in my favour..
Any help much appreciated
Getting scary now
There doesn't seem to be many on here for nationwide so was getting a bit worried..
many thanks

kim
Also been paid by hsbc £1100.00 by just waiting the 8 weeks..

totals hsbc £1100 paid
nationwide £250 paid
nationwide £4500 awaiting court date on aq form..

Stephen_Leak

cardsbykim wrote: »

Hi
I am taking nationwide to court for £4500.00
They have defended the claim
i received the notice of defence and also enclosed was the
allocation questionnaire to fill out and send back with £100.
So any advice on this would be great. also the court bunde would be a help, as i have read so many forums got my head in a right pickle. especially the aq form help in filling in section g.....
Also nationwide have just paid me for another account £250.00 without taking them to court so surely this should go in my favour..
Any help much appreciated
Getting scary now
There doesn't seem to be many on here for nationwide so was getting a bit worried..
many thanks

kim
Also been paid by hsbc £1100.00 by just waiting the 8 weeks..

totals hsbc £1100 paid
nationwide £250 paid
nationwide £4500 awaiting court date on aq form..

There is a guide to filling out the AQ on the URL=http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=400981]Reclaim Bank Charges Help[/URL] thread.

tups27

Hi could anyone help me please. I am taking HSBC to court they have put in a defence, i believe on The normal grounds that they are entitled to do it. But my problem is the court has sent me a Allocation Questionnaire to fill out

They say i have to pay £100 payable when i return this form, is this correct?

Also i am looking for some help, need to know how to fill in the form correctly and what words i should use, so the judge doesn't dismiss the case.

Should i get a solicitor to help with this or will i be ok on my own.



My claim is for nearly £4100.00

This is 1 of 2 claims i have filed against HSBC, as yet they haven't filed anything on the other one, and hoping they wont.

I have however just managed to get £700.00 of nationwide without going to court.:j


Help please

LozBingley

you need to sign up to the Consumer Action Group website (its free). There is a link at the bottom of Martin's original article on bank charges. You will find detailed guidance on there as to how to move forward.

Also, try ringing the bank now as they may settle before your A.Q. is due back at court!

tups27

Thank you very much.

So if i ring them up, what should i say to them? Not quite sure on how to put it.

This is all getting scary now

Thanks

dlirwin

I've just been transferred to Hull County Court (no date yet) against Abbey and the court has ordered (Quote) The filing of an allocation questionnaire be despensed with in this case unless the District Judge at court of transfer orders otherwise. What should I do? What does this indicate if anything?

tups27

Hi

You what i have no idea, i am still none the wiser about my allocation questionnaire. Good luck