Letter from bank/solicitor during Moneyclaim online process...

tj2002

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I received a defence and CPR18 from Natwest on 1st July and duly sent off what they requsted on the 2nd recorded delivery. However, this never arrived according to Royalmail's useless tracking system. I then resent the particulars, forgetting the schedule of charges on the 9th July. Again, thanks to royal mail and their strikes this didn't get there till the 11th.
The deadline on the CPR18 request was the 10th.

Am i now screwed, really need some advice as I'm sorting all this for my girlfriend to clear out debts and am a tad worried now!

Thanks in advance

Dom

tj2002

Bumpint this thread as I need some help urgently.


Sorry!

lindilou39

tj2002 wrote: »

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I received a defence and CPR18 from Natwest on 1st July and duly sent off what they requsted on the 2nd recorded delivery. However, this never arrived according to Royalmail's useless tracking system. I then resent the particulars, forgetting the schedule of charges on the 9th July. Again, thanks to royal mail and their strikes this didn't get there till the 11th.
The deadline on the CPR18 request was the 10th.

Am i now screwed, really need some advice as I'm sorting all this for my girlfriend to clear out debts and am a tad worried now!

Thanks in advance

Dom

am fairly sure the courts will take into consideration the postal strikes, if the solicitors intend to jump on it, then contact the court and alert them to the fact that you did submit the furthers by the due date but due to circumstances beyond your control ( postal strike) it is possible that it would have been delivered late.

Lin

tj2002

Cheers,

So shall I get my girlfriend to contact cobbetts solicitors or just drop another copy of the particulars of claim at the court(it's just been transferred to my local but I sent the original to Northampton)

I still haven't received anything from the court other than the notice of transfer and a copy of Natwest's defence. Also got a letter from Natwest saying they're looking into the charges(a bit late now!) What am I waiting on, just the court date?

Many thanks in advance

Dom

Edinburghlass_2

You don't actually have to reply to this request at all. By all means send the solicitor/bank another list of your charges with description but you don't need to answer their questions nor indeed reply to their defence.

This is up to the judge/court to decide upon.

If you receive a letter from the court asking for further information then of course you need to reply to that.

tj2002

Cheers Edinburgh, much appreciated.

Well it's all with the solicitors/courts now. Think I'm just waiting for a court date. Think a nudge letter will be winging it's way to Cobbetts over the next few days!

Thanks again

naitch1980

Hi all
My mum has received the following from the banks solicitors - how do we deal with this? It is clearly a bullying tactic but obviously, should we give the wrong information/answer, it could jeopardize the claim.
Please, someone if you know how to deal with this, help me as quickly as possible!
The solicitors have made the following requests:

1. In your claim, you state “the defendant debited numerous charges from the claimants account”
2. Please provide the following particulars in support of your claim:
2.1 To what account giving details of the account name, number and sort code, were the charges applied
2.2 In relation to each charge, please identify:
a. the date when the charge the charge was charged
b. the amount of the same
c. the reason or reason giving for the charging of the same
2.3 In relation to each charge, please clarify the following:
a. is it the case of the claimant the same should not have been charged
b. if yes, please explain why the claimant contends that the same should not have been charged
c. if no, is it the case of the claimant that the same should not have been charged in this amount
d. if yes, please explain why the claimant contends that the same should have been charged in this amount and identify the sum the claimant contends should have been charged
e. if no, please state the claimants case
3. In your claim, you state that the charges are “an unfair penalty under the unfair terms in consumer contract regulations 1999”
3.1 Please specify all of the facts relied on by the claimant in support of the contentions in paragraph 3 above and in particular, please identify the regulations of the unfair terms in consumer contract regulations 1999 (“the regulations”) relied upon by the claimant in alleging that the contractual provisions referred to are unenforceable
I have to get an answer out to the solicitors by the 31<SUP>st</SUP> July, so time is of the essence.
I know that any correspondence between myself and the solicitors/bank at this stage should also be forwarded to the court, although, she is yet to receive a court date etc

natweststaffmember

I have a feeling you have to do nothing but did you make sure the court had two copies of the charges that you are claiming back?

Edinburghlass_2

Edinburghlass wrote: »

You don't actually have to reply to this request at all. By all means send the solicitor/bank another list of your charges with description but you don't need to answer their questions nor indeed reply to their defence.

This is up to the judge/court to decide upon.

If you receive a letter from the court asking for further information then of course you need to reply to that.

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mishnewclaimer

i dont know if im in the right place but can anyone help.i am claimimg against natwest through mcol,first they acknoledged then i recieved a letter from cobbetts in which they enclosed 1.DEFENCE 2.REQUEST FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.now i dont know what to do.is this standard?also the status of my slaim on mcol is still acknoledged would i still be able to file judgement by default if this has not changed by tuesday(my deadline).hope this makes sense and someone can help me