Allocations Questionnaire

Edinburghlass_2

Have a read of the previous posts on this thread and also check out the last post here....

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

Hoover

I'm in the middle of reclaiming my bank charges from Lloyds TSB. My claim is for just under £5000 and it has reached the court stage. They have entered a defence and I am trying to fill in the allocation questionaire. Can anyone help me with the questionaire or has anyone been this far with Lloyds? Now starting to get sleepless nights!

Rex_Mundi

There's a full guide to the Allocation Questionnaire in post #8 of THIS THREAD

Hoover

Thanks to Rex-Mundi for the advice. One other thing though, should I attach copies of the original letter to the bank and of my statements with the charges on them? Also do I need to send a copy of the questionaire to Lloyds?

Rex_Mundi

Hoover wrote:

Thanks to Rex-Mundi for the advice. One other thing though, should I attach copies of the original letter to the bank and of my statements with the charges on them? Also do I need to send a copy of the questionaire to Lloyds?

You don't send any letters with this form, and no, you don't send a copy to the bank. This form is only for the judge to decide the best way to proceed with your case. It is not for you to state your case.

Lara

lozzypops wrote:

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Can anybody help me? I have been trying to claim my bank charges from Nat West for months now and have been presented with their defence and Allocation Questionnaire to fill out. I have read that there is help and advice on how to fill this form out on the consumer actions web site but I can not find it!!! Has anybody had to do this and if so please can you tell me what I need to write in the other information section? Also will I be taking witnesses - Sooooooo Confused

Here this may help you:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/11644-allocation-questionnaires-guide-completion.html

Beebe

Hi all,

I have now got a court allocation question to complete, i have read up on how to fill it in, but i cant find much information on what I should be putting in Section G of the form.

This is a small claims track claim for £2.5k from Lloyds TSB.

I have read that this is where you ask the judge for standard discloure?

Any help or advise would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Paul

Rex_Mundi

See post #8 in THIS THREAD

Silverstar

I have a quick question.

The court fee of £100 that goes with the AQ – is it only payable if your claim is over £1500? The court told me that it wasn’t applicable to me, as my claim is only approx £1300, but people over on the Bank Action Group are adamant that I am supposed to pay the £100 no matter how much my claim is for.

I’m really confused, and would hate to mess things up at this stage, but I’ll have to borrow the £100 if I do have to pay it, so don’t want to have to borrow it for no reason.

Help?

Rex_Mundi

Silverstar wrote:

I have a quick question.

The court fee of £100 that goes with the AQ – is it only payable if your claim is over £1500? The court told me that it wasn’t applicable to me, as my claim is only approx £1300, but people over on the Bank Action Group are adamant that I am supposed to pay the £100 no matter how much my claim is for.

You do not pay for the allocation questionnaire if your claim is under £1500.

Quote (from HERE)................

Allocation to track:

claims for money of £1,500 or less .........no fee
all other claims .......£100

If you are in any doubts. Phone the court your case is allocated to.