I'm not worked up about it at all but it seems you are. You need to remember that some people on here actually know far more about these situations than you do because if you did know more you wouldn't have been posting would you??? Choose your course of action by all means but many try this as they think they have a case which subsequently turns out to not to have any foundation and your post is seriously amongst this group unless you calm down and start to print accurate, realtive and unemotional posts. There are aspects of your original post which are frankly minor issues which you seem to see as major and can be sorted easily by yourself or the dealer. I appreciate you might be upset with your purchase and you do have rights but just steeming in based on what you have shown so far is not going to get you anywhere.

Hi caroMC, Wow that is a very generous redundancy payment scheme - it would of course = 9 months pay. Generally speaking the termination of a FT contract is still in law a 'dismissal' thus an employer should follow a fair procedure to avoid any claims of discrim against a FT worker or any claims of an 'unfair' dismissal. If the reason for non-renewal of the contract is redundancy, then this is a potentially fair reason. All an employer needs to do is follow a fair procedure – consult, adopt a fair basis for selection (if you are not sure seek advice), consider any possible alternative work and if possible, give notice. Adopting a fair and open procedure is important to protect against claims of discrimination. Do you have anything in writing from when you started the job confirming how this red payment would be calculated? Is it in an employee handbook? What was the reason for the FT contract in the first place? Have you considered writing to the ER saying that on X date you spoke to Y person and they promised you 9 months red pay. Can they confirm this is correct? Che

Hi Linz - this is excellent news and it looks like you're on the home straight now. You should ask them to settle including interest to date as per an updated SOC. If you access your SOC spreadsheet, it should give you an updated amount which you can send to them confirming the current settlement figure. Don't forget to add on all court fees to date as well. What have the asked you to sign exactly. If they've asked you to agree to confidentiality, refuse. Do you want the refund paid to you direct, or have it set against the a/c balance. The choice is yours. Don't contact the court until you have the money or it is credited against your a/c. Watch out for any court deadlines until the matter is fully resolved. 8-)

My brother became a dad at 15, yes, 15! And he didn't deal with it so well. So hats off to your son. The first thing that is worrying me is the fact he has no fixed abode, I hope the council dont start accusing his GF of having him there if she is on income support & claiming as a single person?! It's just the way these threads on here seem to be going lately. Make sure she doesn't have any of his mail going there! And he's not there too often. Seriously they are really clamping down on that now. Are you saying because he is only 16 he cant live there & they then claim as a couple with a baby?

Read this and then make your decision 8-) http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=59380&mode=threaded

The premis of any third party claim is that you should be no worse of than you were before the incident irrespective of the cost to the insurance company or whoever is responsable. i.e. the car should restored to its previuos condition or to be paid its equivalent value; that is so you can purchase another car in the same condition as yours was ( full retail price, not trade or scrap) so never accept the first offer. Shop around to see what you can get an equivalent car for and thats you want from them, no more no less.

You can leave out the bit about statement of account. It is the credit agreement that they need to send.

Yes.... CPUTR time by rec. delivery.... You should then get one back that says that they haven't been given full instructions yet..... or similar backtracking....

Ime now going from my brothers own bankruptcy the official receiver made him sell his house but years later various dca etc came out the wood work that were not included in the bankruptcy. The official receiver told him to send a copy of the bankruptcy order to the dca and to contact the receiver if needed. Just because its not listed in the petition does not mean they are not included. All financial obligations are included as the receiver does a name search to confirm this it will be down to incasso to disprove this, not you