Defence for those having their action stayed

bigbadbri

I've decided not continue any further, the court has priced me out of the race, there is no justice in this country it just depends on how deep your wallet is.

thanks for the advice

TANZARELLI

bigbadbri wrote: »

I've decided not continue any further, the court has priced me out of the race, there is no justice in this country it just depends on how deep your wallet is.

thanks for the advice

That really is unfair. Is there nobody who could lend you the money until the claim is settled?

It really would be a shame to have got this far and have to withdrawl from the battle.

I would try another letter to the courts or possibly go into the court in person to explain.

Tanz

picklesjsw

dreamylittledream wrote: »

A decision by an Ombudmsan is final and legally binding on both parties.

A 'view' by an adjudicator (the junior level of the FOS) is not.

Its irrelevant at the moment anyway as prior to the 27th the banks were offering to settle in full with interest before Ombudsman level and post 27th the service is not considering any complaints until the outcome of the test case.

Sorry but to the best of my knowledge you are wrong. A decision by an Ombudsman & Adjudicator is binding upon the Financial Institution IF the customer accepts it.

That is the general rule for ALL Ombudsman's, and is to the best of my knowledge written somewhere in the Code of Conduct for the BIOA.

picklesjsw

TANZARELLI wrote: »

All the below seem to be playing by a case by case basis and appear to be all proceeding as normal:

Aldershot & Farnham County Court,
Blackpool County Court,
Bow County Court,
Bristol County Court,
Caernarfon County Court,
Chester County Court,
Chichester County Court,
Gateshead County Court,
Guildford County Court,
Hitchin County Court,
Hull County Court,
Kettering County Court,
Lancaster County Court,
Medway County Court,
Newcastle County Court,
Northampton County Court,
North Shields County Court,
Norwich County Court,
Oldham County Court,
Peterborough Combined Court Centre,
Rotherham County Court,
Salford County Court,
Scarborough County Court,
Scun.thorpe County Court,
Slough County Court,
St.Helens County Court Merseyside
Sunderland County Court,
Thanet County Court,
Watford County Court,
Wellingborough County Court,
Winchester Combined Court,
Woolwich County Court,
Worcester County Court,
Wrexham Count Court,
Croydon County Court,

All the below courts have said SOME cases will be stayed whilst the outcome of the test case is decided:
Altrincham County Court,
Sheffield Laws Courts,


All the below courts have said ALL cases will be stayed whilst the outcome of the test case is decided:
Bradford County Court,
Bury County Court,
Cardiff Civil Justice Centre,
Chorley County Court,
Doncaster County Court,
Halifax County Court,
Luton County Court,
Nottingham County Court,
Oswestry County Court,
Portsmouth Combined Court Centre,
Shrewsbury County Court,
Southend County Court,
Telford County Court,
Tunbridge Wells County Court,
Torquay and Newton Abbot County Court,

The situation at the below is still unclear:

Aberdare County Court,
Aberysthwyth County Court,
Accrington County Court,
Ashford County Court,
Aylesbury County Court,
Banbury County Court,
Barnet Civil and Family Courts Centre,
Barnsley County Court,
Barnstaple County Court,
Barrow-in-Furness County Court,
Basildon Combined Court,
Basingstoke County Court,
Bath County Court,
Bedford County Court,
Birkenhead County Court,
Birmingham Civil Justice Centre,
Bishop Auckland County Court,
Blackburn County Court,
Blackwood County Court,
Bodmin County Court,
Bolton Combined Court Centre,
Boston County Court,
Bournemouth County Court,
Brecon Law Courts,
Brentford County Court,
Bridgend Law Courts,
Brighton County Court,
Bromley County Court,
Burnley Combined Court Centre,
Burton-upon-tweed County Court,
Bury St Edmonds County Court,
Buxton County Court,
Cambridge County Court,
Canterbury Combined Court Centre,
Carlisle Combined Court Centre,
Carmarthen County Court,
Central London County Court,
Chelmsford County Court,
Cheltenham County Court,
Chesterfield County Court,
Clerkenwell and Shoreditch County Court,
Colchester County Court,
Consett County Court,
Conwy and Colwyn County Court,
Coventry Combined Court Centre,
Crewe County Court,
Croyden County Court,
Darlington County Court,
Dartford County Court,
Derby Combined Court Centre,
Dewsbury County Court,
Dudley County Court,
Durham County Court,
Eastbourne County Court,
Edmonton County Court,
Epsom County Court,
Evesham County Court,
Exeter Combined County Centre,
Gloucestershire Family and Civil Courts,
Grantham County Court,
Gravesend County Court,
Great Grimsby Combined Court Centre,
Harlow County Court,
Harrogate County Court,
Hartlepool County Court,
Hastings County Court,
Haverfordwest County Court,
Haywards Heath County Court,
Hereford County Court,
High Wycombe County Court,
Horsham County Court,
Huddersfield County Court,
Huntingdon County Court,
Ilford County Court,
Ipswich County Court,
Keighley County Court,
Kendall County Court,
Kidderminster County Court,
Kings Lynne County Court,
Kingston-upon-Thames County Court,
Lambeth County Court,
Leeds Combined Court Centre,
Leicester County Court,
Leigh County Court,
Lewes Combined Court Centre,
Lincoln County Court,
Liverpool Civil and Family Court,
Llanelli County Court,
Llangefni County Court,
Lowestoft County Court,
Ludlow County Court,
Macclesfield County Court,
Maidstone Combined Court Centre,
Manchester County Court (Crown Square)
Manchester County Court (Deansgate)
Mansfield County Court,
Melton Moybray County Court,
Merthyr Tydfil Combined Court Centre,
Middlesbrough County Court,
Milton Keynes County Court,
Mold County Court,
Morpeth and Berwick County Court,
Neath and Port Talbot County Court,
Nelson County Court,
Newark County Court,
Newbury County Court,
Newport (Gwent) County Court,
Newport (Isle of Wight) County Court,
Northwich Magistrates and County Court,
Nuneaton County Court,
Oxford Combined Court Centre,
Penrith County Court,
Penzance County Court,
Plymouth Combined Court,
Pontefract County Court,
Pontypool County Court,
Pontypridd County Court,
Poole County Court,
Preston Combined Court Centre,
Rawenstall County Court,
Reading County Court,
Redditch County Court,
Reigate County Court,
Rhyl County Court,
Romford County Court,
Rugby County Court,
Salisbury Crown and County Court,
Skegness County Court,
Skipton County Court,
South Sheilds County Court,
Southampton Combined Court Centre,
Southend County Court,
Southport County Court,
Southwark County Court,
St Albans County Court,
Stafford Combined Court Centre,
Staines County Court,
Stockport County Court,
Stoke-on-Trent Combined Court,
Stourbridge County Court,
Stratford-upon-Avon County Court,
Swansea Civil Justice Centre,
Swindon Combined Court,
Tameside County Court,
Tamworth County Court,
Taunton County Court,
Teesside Combined Court Centre,
Trowbridge County Court,
Truro County Court,
Uxbridge County Court,
Wakefield County Court,
Walsall Hearing Centre - County Court,
Wandsworth County Court,
Warrington and Runcorn County Courts,
Warwick Combined Court Centre,
Welshpool and Newton County Court,
West London County Court,
Weston-Super-Mare County Court,
Weymouth and Dorchester Combined Court Centre,
Whitehaven County Court,
Wigan County Court,
Willesden County Court,
Wolverhampton Combined Court Centre,
Workshop County Court,
Worthing County Court,
Yeovil County Court,
York County Court
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Manchester County Court (Crown Square) has said that it is staying ALL bank charges cases.

It may be best for one to call the Court and ask for Case Management Section and ask regarding whether bank charges cases are being stayed.

To the best of my knowledge A&L are not covered by the FSA waiver, but they are still staying claims against A&L.
The same Judges sit at Crown Square as Deansgate, so I would believe that both are staying all the cases [and mail gets sent to Crown Square for both].

Case Management advised me that claims regarding credit card charges and MEAF's will also be stayed, despite the fact that these have some completely different issues.

TANZARELLI

I have updated the list thanks

deary65

In the introduction we see, one of the first acts of the conqueror was to “will” the land be managed in accordance with gods will, and that therefore slavery would be abolished, and that man, ex cerise free will, which is indeed, god's will.


When England was impregnated in 1066 with the spirit of Norman administration, conceived in the mingling of Norman and English blood. England lay pregnant for some twenty years. Growing steadily inside the nation was feudal strife and private wars between his subjects. The king, Fearing feudal anarchy summoned a great assembly at salisbury in 1086, of great constitutional significance , ordering all his councilors ( tenants in chief) and all the landed magnets (English) to his assembly.


The king sitting under the crown, wherein all the magnets bowed their heads and swore oaths of fealty to him that he would be their man and he promised to protect them(in effect granting estates of inheritance) , witnessed by his tenants in chief. This was a highly significant constitutional event in the feudal hierarchy. And so the English returned to their homes and took possession of their inheritance, secure in the knowledge that their children, and their children's children would reap the rewards of their labours, and so, the nation state of England was born imbued with all the promises of the parties thereto and Parented by the chancellor and the common law.


Some legal points here, this is way an estate of inheritance is known as a “fee” the consideration, the price, the king was willing to pay in return for the loyalty and faithfulness of the English and why fealty is always implied into all contracts in relation to land.


P.S bear with me with this post, it will become clearer later when i drop the net. T

lindilou39

am so glad deary coz you and stokey are going right over my head in medieval law lol

Stokey125

lindilou39 wrote: »

am so glad deary coz you and stokey are going right over my head in medieval law lol

Lindilou may I point out that my posts are not based on medieval law it is based on current legal principles and court practice as I understand them.

Palerie-head

Right then guys and gals -help and advice needed!

• I was awarded judgement by my local county court on 25/7 as bank didn't file their defence in time.
• Bank (HSBC) supposed to pay on 16th August
• They didn't pay
• I have chased them numerous times and faxed copies of the judgement as they have said they haven't had them
• I have spoken with them today and they have said that they have filed (on Friday gone) for a stay on my claim!!!
• Question - how can they apply for a stay when I have received judgement??? I am going to the court tomorrow to apply for a warrant, but I'm concerned now that this will be a waste of money as they will get my judgement stayed.

Any help would be appreciated. I feel like a punctured ball this afternoon.

lindilou39

Stokey125 wrote: »

Lindilou may I point out that my posts are not based on medieval law it is based on current legal principles and court practice as I understand them.

you can point anything you want my love...but he is quoting magna carta and sometimes the bickering between you is going over alot of heads.