NiteHawk2003
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I have a credit card with a well known UK bank. I made a purchase on the card for an amount close to £30,000 and paid off most of the balance Shortly after paying off the balance the bank closed the account without informing me and i kept on paying off the balance (about 5k) paying off the minimum each month) I found out the account was "closed" when i couldn't find the credit card , called the bank and they told me the account was closed. The account isn't actually closed , i can still see it when i log into my banking , i just can't do anything with it. I carried on paying off the card on the monthly minimum. The item i purchased wasn't fit for purpose and after a tedious court battle the company refunded me to the credit card.. i now have a negative balance of £20k I called the bank on the 5th of Aug 22 , and after a lot of checking and being on hold they agreed to send the Balance to my current account. i was told it would take up to 4 Working Days. Today is 8 Working days and the funds are still not in my account and looking at online banking i still have a negative balance of £20k on my credit card I have tried to research this on google and keep reading how the negative balance is my money and the bank has to by law send it to me after 6 months , but this is USA Law not UK, Can someone point me in the right direction of where UK law stands with this , i have tried searching through the consumer credit act act but found nothing Thanks in Advance , any help will be greatly appreciated
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i asked for permission at the hearing , permission was refused as "i had no chance of success" The Judge has not filled in a N460 Ive made so many called to the Court regarding the N460 that i risk being Arrested for harrassment. if i say "evidence has come to light or become available since the hearing which was not available at the time" , do i included it With the n164 as supporting documentation or wait for the appeal