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Car Finance Claim Capital Bank PLC

philipkeys
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I purchased a vehicle late 2007 from Motor House 2000 Ltd. The finance company who I took the finance with was CAPITAL BANK PLC who no longer exists also motor house 2000 do not exist. I am desperately trying to find who acquired CAPITAL BANK PLC so I can make a claim.
I believe it was taken over by HBOS who became the Royal Bank of Scotland and Halifax combined who maybe now all part of the Lloyds banking group ??? Any help or direction would be really appreciated
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A firm isn't always bought out, the buyer may not take on the liability
There is no claim
The FCA review will complete and will then decide what actions to take e.g. forcing firms to contact peopleSam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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Capital bank information should be held with HBOS (Halifax Bank of Scotland). You could contact them, ensure you indicate it was a Capital Bank loan and cross your fingers! It’s been a long time but, given its HBOS, you do actually have a chance they haven’t destroyed your records. Mainly because of the 20m+ customers the LBG group has making it virtually impossible especially for times when many records were still physical like 2007.
If the finance was sold by a dealer (as it sounds) then there could be commission but it is very unlikely to be a DCA in 2007.It is also unlikely (but we can’t say for certain) that you will be able to claim that far back. There were a set of important consumer credit protections that came into place in April 2007 / 2008 around unfair relationship (one of the angles) and your finance just about falls into that category.There are further considerations in 2010 and 2014 and they are also considering if a CONC rule was broken and that is 2014. None of these will apply to your sale unless they do the unexpected and order that the new rules (2021 and or those after your sale) are applied retrospectively.Then there is the time limits, 6 years since finance ended or 3 years since you ought to know you could complain. 6 years has passed, 3 years is grey. It may transpire it is 3 years from the date you find out commission was paid / how much. This has yet to be decided by FCA and FOS but I know in the courts it is falling that way.
If after all that you get your info, the review outcome happens and you get a refund for a car finance that old…. Well knock me over with a fearher we would have another PPI on our hands.
Far too long an answer for your question 🤣 can you tell I’m stuck in the house with a sniffle and bored? Best of luck.0
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