Nat West taking me to court ! Need Help urgent !**DISCONTINUED**

[womble72]

Can someone advise me quickly if this is ok to send straight to Cobbetts OR should i fill out n252 form ?

 

What would be easier to do ?

 

This is what i am prepared to send (can someone check if this is ok)

 

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xxxxxx

 

xx April 2009

 

Ref No: xxxxxxxxx

 

Dear Sirs

 

in respect of xxxxx -v- xxxxxx

I note that you have discontinued this claim , therefore, pursuant to CPR 38.6(1) i respectfully ask that you consider payment of my costs which i feel are reasonable

 

 

1) Time spent researching the Consumer Credit Act 1974 and the Regulations - 2 hours

 

1.1) time spent researching and reading case law- 15 hours

 

1.2) time spent drafting defence and amended defence - 4 hours

 

1,3) Research regarding CPR 38.6 and CPR 44.12 – 5 hours

 

2 Defendants Fee for applications set aside

Paid: Court fee-£75.00

 

 

total 29 hours at the litigant in person rate of £9.25 per hour

 

these time scales are a conservative approximation, i feel that i have spent much more time than this however i am trying to remain reasonable

 

Other costs,

 

Printing, stationary and postage £20

 

Time spent in letters written and received 3 hours £27.75

 

Total=£391.00

 

I respectfully ask that this sum be paid within 25 days,

 

 

I trust the above will suffice

 

 

Regards

 

 

Would anybody on wasted costs just say Yes thats fine womble.

 

Send it off to Cobbetts !

[womble72]

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[supasnooper]

If you are happy with the letter then send it off ( but give them only 21 days) and see what reply you get.

 

They may wish to settle and pay up.

 

Then again, they may wish to face a judge again to explain why they won't pay your reasonable costs.

 

There was a thread recently about claiming costs - think it was Misterzeus.

 

Hope this helps.

[womble72]

If you are happy with the letter then send it off ( but give them only 21 days) and see what reply you get.

 

They may wish to settle and pay up.

 

Then again, they may wish to face a judge again to explain why they won't pay your reasonable costs.

 

There was a thread recently about claiming costs - think it was Misterzeus.

 

Hope this helps.

 

 

Thank You !

[supasnooper]

This is the thread, read from about post #270

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/legal-issues/149589-help-please-re-ccj-14.html

 

which has comments on the matter of costs

[womble72]

This is the thread, read from about post #270

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/legal-issues/149589-help-please-re-ccj-14.html

 

which has comments on the matter of costs

 

Thanks Supasnooper.