court ordered claim cancelled

[lee6370]

Jifjaf has stated that he/she intends to appeal against the stay, so at least until his/her appeal has been heard then it's business as usual.

[lee6370]

It would also seem (correct me if i'm wrong) that no other claims can be stayed until this claim has been accepted by the mercantile court.

[lee6370]

Are we sure that the possible test case is going to be heard at a mercantile court?

 

I can't see any reason, why such a case would result in other cases being stayed or that the outcome of such a case would have any bearing on other claims.

 

Can someone correct me.

[lee6370]

As far as the banks go your right, unless they are certain of winning they won't allow a case to go ahead, if things are bad now to lose such a case would be unthinkable.

 

In the scheme of things the amount of claims going ahead are a drop in the ocean, there are how many million's of banks accounts? at the moment there are a few thousand cases, even if it's as much as 5'000, thats nothing compared to what losing a case like this could bring.

 

The banks are more worried about the cost of going to court, then not going to court.

 

I don;t know who is bringing the case, but i bet it's not being pushed forward by the banks.

[lee6370]

The daily mail has been running small acrticles for some weeks now, if anyone cares to look at them and the timelines they will see that it could be said they get most of what they print from this site.

 

To give you an example they printed an article about the banks abusing the legal system by getting people to submit allocation questionaires and then settling on the court steps, it was as if i was reading something written by BF himself, and funny enough this article was printed a few days after a post along the same line's by BF, so stop worrying about the daily mail they know what we know.

 

As for the stays and test case, if anyone is in any doubt, stop asking and just do some reseach, there are lots of cases about penalty charges/clause's and i'm not talking about the type of claims we are bringing. You'll find that the law is on our side.