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HMCS online claim "judgement rejected"
toripo
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi Guys,
I'm new to this forum, but hopefully someone out there can give me some advice on this. I have a claim against Yorks. Bank, and have duly followed Martin's advice in attempting to get my monies refunded. I have used the online HMCS site, and, having waited the requisite 28 days after initially lodging my claim, have asked for judgement against the Yorkshire. They (the Yorkshire) initially acknowledged my claim through their solicitors, suggesting that it would be defended, as they claimed their charges (some £4000), were not unlawful. The HMCS site is now saying that the judgement has been "rejected", and that no further action can be taken with my claim online. What does this mean? Please help!!
I'm new to this forum, but hopefully someone out there can give me some advice on this. I have a claim against Yorks. Bank, and have duly followed Martin's advice in attempting to get my monies refunded. I have used the online HMCS site, and, having waited the requisite 28 days after initially lodging my claim, have asked for judgement against the Yorkshire. They (the Yorkshire) initially acknowledged my claim through their solicitors, suggesting that it would be defended, as they claimed their charges (some £4000), were not unlawful. The HMCS site is now saying that the judgement has been "rejected", and that no further action can be taken with my claim online. What does this mean? Please help!!
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It is possible that the bank has put in a last minute defence.
The Money Claim Online website is just an "electronic front office" for the HM Courts Service’s system. When your application for judgement is processed they will also check if there is anything from the bank's solicitors in the post.
The court will write to you with details.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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Thank you Stephen - are the Yokshire any more or less forthcoming with refunds than any of the other "Big" Banks?0
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