Double recovery?

Norfolk_Boi

Well five emails to BW Legal have been sent asking for them explain the balance they are attempting to claim. No answer.

beamerguy

Norfolk_Boi wrote: »

Well five emails to BW Legal have been sent asking for them explain the balance they are attempting to claim. No answer.

But that's good, maybe they will explain to a judge about abuse of process. That's 5 emails to show a judge with no reply. Even a judge would see it's a scam

I think that the advice given about the BWLegal should be highlighted in the Abuse of Process link

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6014081

Norfolk_Boi

Keeper will email them every couple of days. They demanded £240.72 to be paid to avoid court action. The total cost to keeper, if BW were awarded they full amount on their claim would be, yep you guessed it. £240.72 at that time. Attempting to claim court costs without going to court. Tsk-tsk.

beamerguy

Norfolk_Boi wrote: »

Keeper will email them every couple of days. They demanded £240.72 to be paid to avoid court action. The total cost to keeper, if BW were awarded they full amount on their claim would be, yep you guessed it. £240.72 at that time. Attempting to claim court costs without going to court. Tsk-tsk.

Go for it, the more emails they ignore the better. I would be asking the court what game are they playing ?

The fact is that BWLegal are a failure and they should give up their scam and go back to chasing overdue gas bills

Norfolk_Boi

Well, well. They have sent a letter stating that the amount they were attempting to claim does indeed include the court fees etc! They have supplied a breakdown of the amount!

Another email has been sent to ask if payment of the balance, or an arrangement to pay the balance would result in avoiding court action. Watch this space....

beamerguy

Norfolk_Boi wrote: »

Well, well. They have sent a letter stating that the amount they were attempting to claim does indeed include the court fees etc! They have supplied a breakdown of the amount!

Another email has been sent to ask if payment of the balance, or an arrangement to pay the balance would result in avoiding court action. Watch this space....

The court fee is £25. How do they break it down

Norfolk_Boi

The breakdown is;

PCN amount £100,
Contractual Costs £60,
Claim Issue Fee £25,
Solicitors Costs £50,
Interest £5.72.

Exact wording.

beamerguy

Norfolk_Boi wrote: »

The breakdown is;

PCN amount £100,
Contractual Costs £60,
Claim Issue Fee £25,
Solicitors Costs £50,
Interest £5.72.

Exact wording.

Contractual Costs £60 <<<< that's the abuse of process

You need to ask them what their view is on .....
the protection of freedoms act 2012, Schedule 4 in relation to the contractual charge of £60

You already know the answer, the law knows the answer but what will BWLegal answer

Norfolk_Boi

PoFA 2012, Section 4, par 4.5 states that only the amount specified on the Notice to Keeper can be claimed, clear Double Recovery and a blatant Abuse of Process. But attempting to claim court costs without going to court, that cannot be legal surely?

beamerguy

Norfolk_Boi wrote: »

PoFA 2012, Section 4, par 4.5 states that only the amount specified on the Notice to Keeper can be claimed, clear Double Recovery and a blatant Abuse of Process. But attempting to claim court costs without going to court, that cannot be legal surely?

We all know that hence this thread
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6014081

We seem to be going around in circles here