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

Jonni2bad

Is the court ordering you to supply this information, or are you just responding to a request from the bank?

You only need to act upon Court instructions now that your claim has begun.

Edinburghlass_2

gobberx wrote: »

Hiya,

I've been asked by my banks solicitors to "specify all of the facts relied on by the claimant in support of" these contentions and to "identify the regulations of The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contract Regulations 1999 ("the Regulations") relied upon by the Claimant in alleging that the contractual provision(s) referred to are unenforceable"

Can anyone help with this? It's bamboozled me a bit!

Thanks in advance for any help


Paul

As the above posts, you don't need to answer these questions but if they have asked for a list of your charges do send them this even if you have already done so.

gobberx

Hiya Edinburghlass,

Do I respond with a simple "please find attached a list of the charges..." and keep it as simple as that or is there anything else I should add?

Thanks in advance

Paul

Edinburghlass_2

MSE_Martin wrote: »

I agree with most of the posts as the above.

I would send them an e-mail/letter (keep a copy whichever) which simply lays out

A. The fact you have already detailed the charges - including the date of the letter you sent with the charges in and that you are concerned they are dealing with this case without having kept the paperwork.

but

B. To confirm them I enclose them here.

Then detail the charges

There is nothing to lose by resending the same information as you have previously sent.

Martin

I'd go with Martin's wording above