Need some Help pretty please

yorkiecheck

Have gone through all the posting letters and got to file the court claim which i did this was never acknowledged so sent another letter off to Llyods giving them another ten days saying if i didnt hear anything would go for judgement by default and nothing so went for judgement and filed for it on the 3rd of june havent heard anything yet from courts since doing this just wondered if anyone knew how long it takes before you hear anything or do you think i should give court a ring ????????????????????

princesskez26

yorkiecheck wrote: »

Have gone through all the posting letters and got to file the court claim which i did this was never acknowledged so sent another letter off to Llyods giving them another ten days saying if i didnt hear anything would go for judgement by default and nothing so went for judgement and filed for it on the 3rd of june havent heard anything yet from courts since doing this just wondered if anyone knew how long it takes before you hear anything or do you think i should give court a ring ????????????????????

Hi, i'd give the court a ring, it's quite possible they have a backlog of judgements they're dealing with and that maybe why you haven't heard yet.

Kez

yorkiecheck

Have just rung courts
they must be well back logged they havent entered the judgement yet are only up to the 14th of mays work and mine was given in last week the 4th of june could be another two or three weeks before they get round to it.
Wondering if i would be as well sending yet another letter to stinky Llyods bank
what do you think????????

Stephen_Leak

yorkiecheck wrote: »

Have just rung courts
they must be well back logged they havent entered the judgement yet are only up to the 14th of mays work and mine was given in last week the 4th of june could be another two or three weeks before they get round to it.
Wondering if i would be as well sending yet another letter to stinky Llyods bank
what do you think????????

It won't do your case any harm. The judge will like to see that you've still been trying to negotiate a settlement.

However, remember that you never tell the other side in any negotiation how much you might settle for - thats for them to offer. Its like an Arab market, but in reverse. You start the bidding high, they start the bidding low. Now is the time to use the interest, which you aren’t legally entitled to unless it is awarded by a judge anyway, as a bargaining chip.

Our friends over on the Consumer Action Group are more into these so-called "Nudge Letters".