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Hi Folks, I am trying to guage how long it took from the date you submitted your allocation questionaire, to the point at which the funds were paid into your account. Regards, Paul

Hi Folks, I tlooks like the Bank have not send through their defence in time and it is now 2 days overdue so i am going to go ahead and file a Judgement by Default. Has anyone gone down this route before and what was the timeframe and outcome. I have spoken to the courts and they confirm that a defense has not been filed, so i would like to hear from anyone who has taken this route before. Regards, Paul

Did you fill in the questionaire ? Were you at some point asked to provide evidence, ie. copies of your charges, dates and so fourth ? It sounds to me that you have not provided the bank with any supporting info but i have not got thaty far yet so am only summising.

The first thing you need to establish is "WHO" did had the conversation with Lloydstsb ? Perhaps you should send them a DPA request for all the conversations they have on file with yourself, this should at least spread some light on the matter. Personally, if you had not had the conversation and they claimed you did, threaten court action, i am sure there is something to gain from this, although at present, i dont know.

To be honest, it happens all the time. The bank can argue many different reasons for being late and ultimately, the courts make the final decision. Obvisously if there was a serioius lapse in time, then the courts would be more likely to favour the claimant. Botton line here, dont worry, you will still get your money

Thanks for your swift responce, however maybe you have misread or maybe i have not explained properly. I was questioning what would happen if you realised you were wrong AFTER they had paid out and what if the bank also found this out found this out after they had paid, would you be liable for the shortfall ?

Welcome to the site first of all, but why go back to 2002 ? Why not go the whole hog and claim your 6 years worth ?

Ok, lets say for argument sake (this is merely hypothetical) that you have tallied up all your charges and so fourth and you end up with a final figure, but this figure is wrong but you only realise this after you have made your claim. 1. Are the banks actually checking these spreadsheets we are doing, and what are the chances they would pick this up ? I mean even if is only a few pence, but on the other hand, it maybe more. I doubt it very much that all of us are getting out figures correct. 2. Can they contest the amount and if so, then what ? 3. What if they paid up and then after the fact you realised you made a mistake that they didnt pick up at the time. Can they recall any monies paidif their auditors picked this up after a payout ? Just a few questions i thought i would throw out to the forum

Put it this way, they cant take what you have not got, if yo make a reasonable offer to them, ia m sure they will accept. Once they have settled the first claim, then there is nothing stopping you from claiming again, as long as you have not signed a condition with them, for instance, if they agree to pay you your charges back, but you have to sign away your right to make further claims, this is a big NO NO !!. P.S. Dont worry, dont let the buggers get you down, they know they are in the wrong and want you to sweat it out.

In short yes you can, but make a new thread with your comments and you will get a better responcse and helps keep this place organised.