Legal brains expert advice please!

Phamous

It was interesting and a little nerve wracking! But the judge was so lovely.

Thanks again - you really helped me not to look a complete fool in court!!

Hopefully we'll have some positive news from the High Court soon!

Cheers
Phamous
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ogrebear

Hullo The court has written and said that "unless the Claimant by 30th April files a fully particularised claim and confirmation that he wishes to proceed and/or a request for a further stay, the claim id struck out without further order" Can anyone suggest a format for this sort of 'extension of stay' letter please?!!

johnhope

I am after a bit of help if it's possible. I am trying to get the stay of claim lifted from Abbey. I am getting confused trying to figure out what to put into the letter for the court. I am up to court tomorrow as the local council is trying to get me evicted from ny house. I dont have any bills to show the court that I am having quite a bit hardship, but I am unsure if the court would see it this way. I know that Mr Justice Andrew Smith has said that the claims are unfair. What statement or paragraphs from his hearing can I put into this letter? I am at my wits end now. I have wrote to Abbey on several occasions to ask for the stay to be lifted and when I have telephoned up they have denied every time that they have received my letters :mad:. Can anybody please help me?

te3r

This morning I have received a letter from Sechiari, Clark and Mitchell, solicitors to Lloyds Bank, asking that I write to them and to the court to confirm that I agree to a stay.
On principal I don't agree, so what should I do? Ignore them, write and say no, or reluctantly accept the inevitable?
Any advice would be gratefully received...

Tozer

The Court will probably stay the action on its own motion. I doubt you have much choice but to agree a stay.