I have given the Clydesdale until the 29th July before I started action, as I live in Scotland & my claim is for £3750+ interest I was going to use the FOS, but they have suspended investigations until after the test case, my question is this: if the banks can apply for a waiver to stop payouts until after the issue is resolved by the court, can a consumer apply for a waiver to stop any more charges being issued until the test case is resolved ?. The old saying, whats good for the goose is good for the gander springs to mind.

I have given the Clydesdale until the 29th July before I started action, as I live in Scotland & my claim is for £3750+ interest I was going to use the FOS, but they have suspended investigations until after the test case, my question is this: if the banks can apply for a waiver to stop payouts until after the issue is resolved by the court, can a consumer apply for a waiver to stop any more charges being issued until the test case is resolved ?. The old saying, whats good for the goose is good for the gander springs to mind.

Do you know if this applies in Scotland as it may help offset the painfully low £750 limit set by the small caims courts if the banks think that they will get a £400 extra charge on top