Why not just cut to the chase?

[kevin bennett]

Hi All,

I have just sent my many (3 different banks!) requests for charge details off, on Thursday 9th March.

 

I have read some of the many postings on the this forum and wonder if when i get the first letter back from your pal and mine (Dave Just ( Yer right!)), should i not just ( parden the pun) go straight to the legal route, I.E. cut the crap out of the leadtime for repayment? :?

 

P.S. I have posted the full write up from Martin's site to my collegues, so "the rolling stone gathers no moss".

 

I will keep you informed with my progress as and when i get the AUTOMATED RESPONCE back from the bank.

 

Good luck All[/b]

[BankFodder]

The Court wants to see reasonable litigation on both sides. This means attempting a reasonable dialogue and setting reaonable targets.

Although there is a "no costs" rule for claims less than £5000, the court retains a discretion to award costs to show its disapproval in certain circumstances.

[kevin bennett]

So it would be prudent on my part, not to try and re-invent the wheel!

just thought I would ask. thanks for the follow up.

[kevin bennett]

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