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  1. paulmuad
    feduprofit: I think you need to explain your problem a lot better so that you can get help...
  2. paulmuad
    Phone discussions with insurers are usually recorded because of FCA regulations. Are they now denying they gave you authorisation? Also, all insurers have a formal complaint procedure. It will be on their website. If it doesn't work, you can go to the Financial Ombudsman.
  3. paulmuad
    More seriously, I had the same problem with my decking many years ago so I wouldn't be suprised if your rats were living there. Mine even managed to eat through the brick and enter the house.
  4. paulmuad
    Try to waterboard the rats and make them talk!
  5. paulmuad
    The casino always win!
  6. paulmuad
    The hire vehicle would have been authorised by your insurer. What do they have to say about it?
  7. paulmuad
    Hi, I'll send you a PM later today. Paul
  8. paulmuad
    Hi, I would be interested in knowing which removal company you had issue with. I just had issue with one and won in court against them. I'm ready to bet that it's the same one.
  9. paulmuad
    I have to say I felt amazing when I left court. A real high. All these hours working on the case and reading this forum were worthwhile!
  10. paulmuad
    I used to work for one of the biggest car hire company. Always, Always, Always get a proper damage report before and after the rental. These are low margins businesses and when they are short on cash or profit they will try these sort of things, especially if you don't take their expensive damage covers - on which they make phenomenal profits.
  11. paulmuad
    Andy, Thanks for all your help. We had the court hearing today following my application and we won! The claim is now struck out and the claimant owes me £50 for the fee of the application. The claimant didn't even turn up. The rogue trader must have been scared by all the legal words in my defence and application. I couldn't have done it without your help Andy and everyone!! Thanks so much. Paul
  12. paulmuad
    My advice: get a good solicitor and study the law yourself. Your ex will. You have a hell of lot of paperwork to do over the next few months I'm afraid.
  13. paulmuad
    Andy, you're a star. I think you meant: I don't think I should use 13.4 since no judgement has been made.
  14. paulmuad
    Hey Andy, and I don't understand how and why I must include CPR 7.7 in my defence above?
  15. paulmuad
    Thanks Andy. If only I could make a counter claim for the hours spent on this claim! Would you know where I can find a template of court order for strucking out a claim?

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