Reclaim Unfair Bank Charges article discussion Part II

Twinkly

elliott1982 wrote: »

Hi can anybody help me??
Iv just recieved a letter from the courts saying "A Notice of case management conference"
Its does not say anything about the court bundle?but gives me a list of things to answer,and that it needs to be in 7 days before the hearing on the 4th of october!

Can any body help me with this,as it says "no later than 7 days prior to the hearing, a completed case management information sheet in accordance with CPR59 should be filed with the court"

has anybody elese had this from the courts?Im fighting HSBC by the way

You have until the 26th September to complete the form so try not to worry too much right now about it. It would help us to help you if you state what parts you need help with.

bristolrovers

Has anyone taken abbey to court and won there case. The wrote and told me I had no case as they send out updated charges when they go up

elliott1982

Twinkly wrote: »

You have until the 26th September to complete the form so try not to worry too much right now about it. It would help us to help you if you state what parts you need help with.

thanks twinkley,its just getting to me how long this is taking!

i basically dnt knw what im ment to be writing?do i just send them back the letter they gave me with answers on,or do i have to write it all up myself

elliott1982

p.s it isnt actully a form as such,just a load of sub headings withe questions
like.....

substance case:
1- what in about 20 words max is the case about?
please provide a seperate concise list of issues in a complex case.

parties
2:are all parties still effective?
3:do you intend to add any further party etc

its too long to write out,and ive downloaded it off the site they gave me,but its in pdf and wont let me copy and paste it for you to see

Twinkly

elliott1982 wrote: »

p.s it isnt actully a form as such,just a load of sub headings withe questions
like.....

substance case:
1- what in about 20 words max is the case about?
please provide a seperate concise list of issues in a complex case.

parties
2:are all parties still effective?
3:do you intend to add any further party etc

its too long to write out,and ive downloaded it off the site they gave me,but its in pdf and wont let me copy and paste it for you to see

Ok post the link to the site/the pdf and we may be able to take a look and help more when we can see exactly what it is.

skeating86

Hi

Not sure if ive come to the right place but here goes I had a basic bank account with barclays which is now closed with a balance of £0.00 I received about £100.00 of bank charges from them in one month due to direct debits failing to go out as there was no funds there to honour the DD as i had not been paid by work due to problems with there system at the time to go out could any tell me please if i can claim these back due to the account type.

Thank You

Simon

elliott1982

Twinkly wrote: »

Ok post the link to the site/the pdf and we may be able to take a look and help more when we can see exactly what it is.

www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk
click rules and practice directions, if you click on 51-60 this will bring you to part 59.if you click on this it will bring you to the mercantile practice direction.click on annex A and you will find the case management information sheet.

this is how it is written on the letter!thanks twinkly

Twinkly

elliott1982 wrote: »

www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk
click rules and practice directions, if you click on 51-60 this will bring you to part 59.if you click on this it will bring you to the mercantile practice direction.click on annex A and you will find the case management information sheet.

this is how it is written on the letter!thanks twinkly

Take a read through this thread on CAG:
Case Management Information Sheet


It has a lot of information on how to complete the form but read through the entire thread as the help is updated along the way. Dont just fill it in as per the first post.

loftykitchens

Yippee and cheers for this website.After following Martins advice literally to the letter we have finally been offered an acceptable offer from The Halifax over charges ecrued over the past six years. We used his templates and went after £1919 plus interest ,and as he advised the bank denied any responsibility the whole way through.We decided to go the FOS route before the court system and right up to this point they were dismissive. Then a letter came through offering us (as a good will gesture)£74 as full and final payment which they automatically put in our account with the option of phoning and asking them to remove it .Obviously we phoned and said we were after a figure much closer to the total of about £2200 which included interest.It was at this point the person on the other end actually became someone with authority at the bank and offered us about a grand . We declined and they came back with £1330 which was about 30% less the £1900. We decided to stick for 25% and by the end of the day we accepted £1440. We propbably could have kept on with the proceedings but i could almost hear Martin saying "they're offering you 75% of the charges,what are you waiting for,grab it and run!"The money will be changed to euros and we are having our holiday spending on The Halifax.
Just to say guys,that where ever you are along the road of reclaiming,STICK WITH IT,all their denial letters are bunk,eventually you will have the phone call from the person with the dosh. BEST OF LUCK

tracepppp

Loftykitchens
How long did it take going thru the FOS route? I'm using them, letter sent to bank on 10th July, any ideas when i should hear anything?
Many thanks
Trace