NatWest

Carong_3

I have received the defence that NatWest have filed with the court, this morning. It's full of allsorts of legalese and, as far as I can tell, they seem to be wanting me to provide all the evidence that will make their case for them.

Has anyone else had this, and what do I do about it?

Edinburghlass_2

You don't need to reply to their defence but if they ask for your list of charges then send that to them.

You'll find a thread called Letter from bank/solicitor during court claim, it is linked in the Reclaim Help Thread, which tells you about this.

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tj2002

tj2002 wrote: »

Got a cheque for £1,762 from Cobbetts on behalf of Natwest today. I'm claiming £1,780 plus £280 interest plus £120 court costs. Along with the cheque was a cancellation form for the court process (I have a hearing on 20th Sept) and I have to agree not to disclose information to a 3rd party.

Can I still bank the cheque, say thank-you for the part payment and carry on through the courts for the rest (not too botheres about the interest but would like my court fee back as this could have been settled some time ago)

Just not sure where I stand in terms of legality of banking the cheque and telling them to stick the confidentiality etc up their backsides!!

Any help much appreciated!!

So, anyone know what my position is here? Can I legally accept the cheque as part payment or am I just being greedy considering the current circumstances?! Either way a donation will be winging it's way to this site as, without the help on here I wouldn't have got this far!

Newstart_4

tj2002 wrote: »

So, anyone know what my position is here? Can I legally accept the cheque as part payment or am I just being greedy considering the current circumstances?! Either way a donation will be winging it's way to this site as, without the help on here I wouldn't have got this far!

to be honest i think it would be greedy, unless you send them the cheque back.

Edinburghlass_2

Maybe not greedy but perhaps foolish at the moment

frugalpam

In view of all that's happening, I'd personally take the money and run! Seriously.

tj2002 wrote: »

So, anyone know what my position is here? Can I legally accept the cheque as part payment or am I just being greedy considering the current circumstances?! Either way a donation will be winging it's way to this site as, without the help on here I wouldn't have got this far!

passion55555

greetings all you reclaimers, i am in need of some advice.i received a letter from my bank (natwest) today (1st aug.) stating that they are currently considering my claim and aim to respond within 6-7 weeks.do you think they are trying to hold of with the recent changes with the oft and court issues?does anyone know if i can still continue and take my claim to the small claims court even though natwest are one of the banks that have been given permission to halt all claims?all help and advice will be highly appreciated,thanks, passion55555

:money: p.s, give this man a knighthood your majesty :rotfl:

Stokey125

Yes you can press ahead with the small claims court

scouse2201

Hello,

I started my claim in april and when I called on saturday the lady told me I was offered an amount in may, which i never recieved! they are now sending me a duplicate, where do I stand with the two months to reply to offer rule as obviously I was unaware of this offer.

fingers crossed I get the duplicate that will take 10 days to arrive

Thanks from scouse2201's better half