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  • NoviceAngel
    NoviceAngel Posts: 2,271 Forumite
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    Pmcm wrote: »
    I have just spoken to the court and they were pretty unhelpful. I was told that it was a judicial decision and if I wanted to apply to have the stay lifted I would have to fill in the form and pay £50 to apply!


    Well I've never heard of that happening! The inconsistency in our legal system is a complete joke, like JP says, you have no choice but to pay the ridiculous fee and continue, please don't let this stop you from claiming.....

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    NoviceAngel
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  • legal_magpie
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    It seems unusual to me, too but it may depend on the wording of the order imposing the stay. Usually when a case is stayed pending the outcome of an appeal in a test case the order would say something along the lines that either party may apply be letter to remove the stay.
    I shouldn't worry too much though as you will get the £50 back if you win the case. Also make sure that when you send the N244, you ask the Judge to make the order without a hearing and without notice to the other party (hence the £50 fee)
  • Dr_Watson
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    Pmcm,
    Enough written there already with good advice that you would get your £50 returned when you win your case. The difficulty that you and many others have at the moment is simply getting your cases heard, now, all been well, when RA's appeal against the Allen/Barnes case is heard and deliberated upon, RA hopefully will have dug their own grave on this issue.

    Now, just because this is a money saving website and forum you do have the option to wait until the outcome of the appeal.
    If RA lose as very many think they will, then the judge and your court may see things differently and waive the need for a formal application and fee.
    Then again, with the experience you have had with your court so far they may not....
    I'd be proceeding but of course the choice is yours.
    Good luck and keep going.
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  • NoviceAngel
    NoviceAngel Posts: 2,271 Forumite
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    Normally there is a time limit to get the stay lifted, it was 28 days - I think in my case, or my case would be automatically struck out.

    Be careful, don't lose out if you decide to wait....


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  • NoviceAngel
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    Found the link to my ancient post http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=65765371&postcount=1253
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  • Dr_Watson
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    NoviceAngel wrote: »
    Normally there is a time limit to get the stay lifted, it was 28 days - I think in my case, or my case would be automatically struck out.

    Be careful, don't lose out if you decide to wait....


    Cheers,

    NoviceAngel

    Fair point Novice, my point being that if RA lose their appeal all stay's should be lifted anyway. From the stays' that I have seen there is no mention of the cases being struck out.
    And hey if the UK courts can let our Irish friends respond within a timescale that suits them....it should be good enough for our 'litigant in person' friends too.
    Successfully sued Ryanair in 2013/14...and have been 'helping' litigants since then.

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  • NoviceAngel
    NoviceAngel Posts: 2,271 Forumite
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    Yeah, depends on the wording of the DJ in the claimants individual case, some word it in a reasonable way, others like above with Pmcm, then require a formal application, if Pmcm posts the exact wording then I'm sure you can advise further.

    Cheers,

    NoviceAngel
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  • Justice13075
    Justice13075 Posts: 2,008 Forumite
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    Has anyone had any success requesting details from Ryanair using a Subject Access Request (SAR)?
  • Pmcm_2
    Pmcm_2 Posts: 22 Forumite
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    NoviceAngel wrote: »
    Yeah, depends on the wording of the DJ in the claimants individual case, some word it in a reasonable way, others like above with Pmcm, then require a formal application, if Pmcm posts the exact wording then I'm sure you can advise further.

    Cheers,

    NoviceAngel

    Hi NoviceAngel,
    the wording of the DJ, is this the letter that came from the judge informing me I had to send in an application?
  • NoviceAngel
    NoviceAngel Posts: 2,271 Forumite
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    Pmcm wrote: »
    Hi NoviceAngel,
    the wording of the DJ, is this the letter that came from the judge informing me I had to send in an application?

    Yeah, I was meaning more the orginal letter informing of the stay mine was as follows:-
    4. Further to the defendant and/or it's legal representative notifying the Claimant and/or his legal representative of the decision of the Court of Appeal on the Defendant's application for permission to appeal and/or, should permission to appeal be granted, the determination of the appeal thereafter, the Claimant and/or his legal representative shall request to the Court, within 28 days of notification, that the stay be lifted otherwise the claim shall be automatically struck out.

    mine only ever said 'request to the court'.

    Have you sent the N244 off ?
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