PPI Reclaiming discussion Part II

m.colak

marshallka wrote: »

m colak... you mention "you recently went to a hearing". Are you a legal bod then yourself. You ought to take it up if not. :cool:

No am not a legal bod and the hearing was for my own case. It ok though the Halifax never defended its case and it was in breach of the court order given by the Judge at the end of the hearing so either way i've won. It's just waiting for Halifax to pay up now.

As for taking it up i don't know. Am an engineer by trade and enjoy doing manual work. Its worth thinking about but the training alone is daunting.

homer_j_3

Have a read through some of those rulings I have read, it put me off trying to even attempt it lol.

marshallka

homer_j wrote: »

Have a read through some of those rulings I have read, it put me off trying to even attempt it lol.

I thought you were a legal person

m.colak

homer_j wrote: »

Have a read through some of those rulings I have read, it put me off trying to even attempt it lol.

Believe me i wasn't impressed the court sent me a letter saying that Halifax wanted to have a hearing to stay the judgement. Then theu even turned up i was mega !!!!ed. Then the judge said that they responded in plenty of time "hello judgement by default 14 days minimum". At which point i gave up until he awarded expenses to me for having to attend the court. He then gave a court order:

1. Judgement is stayed
2. Halifax have 14 days to file a defence in the case (until 15th may 1600).
3. Halifax must pay the expenses prior to 15th may 1600.

The courts currently have a siz working day backlog (great) and now have just found out the Judge is on holiday. So probably won't see the money till August.

m.colak

marshallka wrote: »

I thought you were a legal person

he he he he he he he:D homer_j is a mortgage adviser lol

alleybabes

m.colak wrote: »

No am not a legal bod and the hearing was for my own case. It ok though the Halifax never defended its case and it was in breach of the court order given by the Judge at the end of the hearing so either way i've won. It's just waiting for Halifax to pay up now.

As for taking it up i don't know. Am an engineer by trade and enjoy doing manual work. Its worth thinking about but the training alone is daunting.

Hi m colak i have read a few of your replies and sound pretty good at advice,maybe you can help me? i have taken hfc bank to court online which i thought i had won,they failed to reply and i issued ajudgement by default,i received a letter from thier solicitors today saying that they didnt reply on time due to an error by the solicitors and they were applying for the judgement to be put aside! i am sick of it all really dont know what to do,can you give me some advice ?

m.colak

alleybabes wrote: »

Hi m colak i have read a few of your replies and sound pretty good at advice,maybe you can help me? i have taken hfc bank to court online which i thought i had won,they failed to reply and i issued ajudgement by default,i received a letter from thier solicitors today saying that they didnt reply on time due to an error by the solicitors and they were applying for the judgement to be put aside! i am sick of it all really dont know what to do,can you give me some advice ?

give me ten minutes mate am just going for a cig and then will reply.

marshallka

Just had to switch my tv off because Carol bleeding Vordaman is on. I just can't away from Firstplus:eek:

homer_j_3

marshallka wrote: »

I thought you were a legal person

I have knowledge of certain areas of law but I am nowhere near qualified. Now ask me about mortgages etc LOL.

My knowledge of this whole subject is down to 2 cases and the understanding to what situations these are likely to apply to for others to argue.

homer_j_3

m.colak wrote: »

he he he he he he he:D homer_j is a mortgage adviser lol

I am indeed - luckily I am an ethical one and one that advises, not spews out a load of sales gibberish.