Moneyclaim Online (MCOL) question

Time_goes_by

grayclose31 wrote: »

Barclays have Acknowledged my claim with one day to go.

I sent my claim details to the court and the bank when i filed my claim.

What happens now?

Any advice would settle my nerves. I am getting concerned now.

Thanks.

I wish you luck. I hope you have an easier time than me with Barclays.

Warriorsith

princesskez26 wrote: »

Hi, hope this helps

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/HMCSCourtFinder/GetForm.do?court_forms_id=659

P.S, Maybe a daft question but how do you get the writing at the bottom of your posts on ?

Kez

Hi

Thanks for the reply, to get thte writing under each post, go to USER CP then click EDIT SIGNITURE and write away in the box provided there are tools etc to make the writing still differant and colourful etc am sure you'll work it out. You'll find the USER CP on a toolbar above the forum, near to where it says WELCOME the your name. Once you've got your signiture ensure you tick the box below it to 'show signiture in every post' .

Warriorsith

PrincessKez, I wish to stop the claim as the paid up, do I have to print off this N9B form and fill it out or can I just send the bottom half of a ltter I received from the courts stating I no longer wish to pursue the claim?

princesskez26

Warriorsith wrote: »

PrincessKez, I wish to stop the claim as the paid up, do I have to print off this N9B form and fill it out or can I just send the bottom half of a ltter I received from the courts stating I no longer wish to pursue the claim?

Well done :j You can just sent the bottom half of the letter into court to let them know

Thankyou for helping me with the signature i've done it now :T

Warriorsith

Okay, thanks for that.

Nice Signiture too.

oldandskint

Time_goes_by wrote: »

I wish you luck. I hope you have an easier time than me with Barclays.

i somtimes wonder that entering judgement is just an other way off giving the banks extra weeks or months even to pay up .
surly if you enter judgement then that is it they must pay up as judgement as been served , as you didn't even acknowlage the claim.
so why are they allowed to file a defence after judgement ?
you miseaswell just dispence with it all together
as they can still enter ,surly thats why you enter judgement because they didnt in the first place . i sometimes wonder if this is done than the courts would run alot quicker, as itthen wouldent be passed from one court to an other, just gives them more time (banks that is ) we have a very long winded system and i wonder which side they are on

princesskez26

oldandskint wrote: »

i somtimes wonder that entering judgement is just an other way off giving the banks extra weeks or months even to pay up .
surly if you enter judgement then that is it they must pay up as judgement as been served , as you didn't even acknowlage the claim.
so why are they allowed to file a defence after judgement ?
you miseaswell just dispence with it all together
as they can still enter ,surly thats why you enter judgement because they didnt in the first place . i sometimes wonder if this is done than the courts would run alot quicker, as itthen wouldent be passed from one court to an other, just gives them more time (banks that is ) we have a very long winded system and i wonder which side they are on

Yes I completely agree here, I don't think it's our side :rolleyes:

The last day for Lloyds to defend my claim was 1st, I sent judgement in for both the accounts i'm claiming for, then today I received 2 letters from the court of Lloyds acknowledging my claims on 5th June !!! 4 days too late. When I rang the court the clerk said they have a backlog of judgements to get through, if a defence is submitted in the meantime (before my judgement is processed) then this will be the priority ?!!

It's beyond me :mad: why have deadlines ?

Kez

Time_goes_by

oldandskint wrote: »

i somtimes wonder that entering judgement is just an other way off giving the banks extra weeks or months even to pay up .
surly if you enter judgement then that is it they must pay up as judgement as been served , as you didn't even acknowlage the claim.
so why are they allowed to file a defence after judgement ?
you miseaswell just dispence with it all together
as they can still enter ,surly thats why you enter judgement because they didnt in the first place . i sometimes wonder if this is done than the courts would run alot quicker, as itthen wouldent be passed from one court to an other, just gives them more time (banks that is ) we have a very long winded system and i wonder which side they are on

I was beginning to think the same, especially as MCOL and the Court my
claim was passed to ignored my email and letter.

oldandskint

princesskez26 wrote: »

Yes I completely agree here, I don't think it's our side :rolleyes:

The last day for Lloyds to defend my claim was 1st, I sent judgement in for both the accounts i'm claiming for, then today I received 2 letters from the court of Lloyds acknowledging my claims on 5th June !!! 4 days too late. When I rang the court the clerk said they have a backlog of judgements to get through, if a defence is submitted in the meantime (before my judgement is processed) then this will be the priority ?!!

It's beyond me :mad: why have deadlines ?

Kez

Thanks kez
i am glad to hear that i am not the only one here that thinks this ,maybe this is something martin can get his teeth into (not that he has enough on his plate) but his thoughts on the mater would be welcome, i gues now i will have to wait for the inevatable to happen ie set aside ,acknowlage,defend the claim even though we was up all night waiting to enter at midnight, i feel now i have wasted a nights sleep just for more stress and worry
I c you have a claim with barclays well all i can say is good luck they have concreat boots on expect to go all the way as it seems no that i will have to with them

princesskez26

oldandskint wrote: »

Thanks kez
i am glad to hear that i am not the only one here that thinks this ,maybe this is something martin can get his teeth into (not that he has enough on his plate) but his thoughts on the mater would be welcome, i gues now i will have to wait for the inevatable to happen ie set aside ,acknowlage,defend the claim even though we was up all night waiting to enter at midnight, i feel now i have wasted a nights sleep just for more stress and worry
I c you have a claim with barclays well all i can say is good luck they have concreat boots on expect to go all the way as it seems no that i will have to with them

I bet if the shoe was on the other foot and we were the defendants 'acknowledging/defending' 4 days late it wouldn't be processed :rolleyes:

Barclays, hmmm I'm guessing from my time spent on them already going to go on forever, though good luck to themn cause I'll not be giving up :rotfl:

Kez