Thomson claims older than 2 years?

111KAB

https://www.moneyclaimsuk.co.uk/PDFForms/N235.pdf

Vauban

Yes it is still the case. As the children are now adults, i dont think you need to complete a separate form for representing minors - but you might check with the court. But MCOL is (strictly speaking) not appropriate, as you are definitely multiple claimants. I think i have covered this in my guide - which will be worth you reading, if not yet seen.

Prof_Ligate

Vauban wrote: »

Yes it is still the case. As the children are now adults, i dont think you need to complete a separate form for representing minors - but you might check with the court. But MCOL is (strictly speaking) not appropriate, as you are definitely multiple claimants. I think i have covered this in my guide - which will be worth you reading, if not yet seen.

Ah I was looking at the bit of the CPR which states that a Claimant may use a single claim form to start all claims which can be conveniently be disposed of in the same proceedings (7.3). I was thinking I am the sole Claimant as I am the one with the contract with Thomson and therefore the one who suffered the losses and so should claim for all.

I'll have a re-read of your brilliant guide. Ta.

111KAB

If using N1 do a thorough check re lodgement. I think you will find this now needs to be posted to Salford Court.

dounavilla

Hello all, Newley registered but not new to the site.
Firstly many thanks for all the posts , as If it was not for this site I would not be aware of compensation owed to me.

So on to my situation.
I am claiming for 2 people for a 7 hour delay on a Thomson flight from Geneva to Gatwick on the 14th feb 2009.
I sent the template letter with a claim for 500euros and received back after 6-7 weeks the standard reply stating that because it was over Two years I cannot claim and to contact them pending the outcome of the Supreme Court judgment.
Today ,having seen the outcome, I tried calling them and stayed in there queue for a record breaking 95 minutes before I had to give up.

What I hoping for some advise on is what next move should I take ?
Should I email them again in an attempt to claim compensation again met inking the outcome of the decision.
Or , should I email/write a "Notice of action" (sorry if incorrect).
Giving them 14 days to respond or I will start court proceedings ?

I certainly do not want to give up but I'm worried as the 6 year time frame is approaching.

Thanks in advance.

A_Flock_Of_Sheep

There are guides on here if you search the threads on how to kick off the process.

I would ideally like this to be for people to update on their claims with Thomson which have been stayed for two years.