Help.. I have just got court papers from Natwest **SETTLED BY CONSENT**

[citizenB]

Hi SS,

 

Yes that is correct, you are not permitted to discuss the Tomlin order outside of the court room.

 

I am pleased you have settled this to your satisfaction. I will amend your title to reflect the outcome.

 

[AndyOrch]

Well done Supas

 

Didn't think they would proceed to SJ and half expected a TO along the way.

Put this matter behind you now,,delighted that its settled.Well done!!!!

 

 

Regards

 

Andy:)

[Craftygirl42]

Well done on being happy with the outcome. Have settled via TO in the past, and it just gets it all done and dusted.

[exchange]

Great you've got peace of mind on this one.

Good luck with the next!

Exchange

[caro]

Glad it's settled to your satisfaction, even if it's not exactly what you hoped for.

 

I'm sure you've both learned a lot along the way which will help you with other claims.

[Tonka99]

Sups1

 

Happy days now enjoy your family

 

Have a good easter

 

Best Wishes

 

Tonks:)

[MandM]

Well done.

 

M

[supasta1]

Thanks for all the messages, I am so appreciative to you all and to this site I can not explain! You are all so kind and helpful, I hope I can be of some help to others as you all have been to me!

[tedney]

Glad its setteld for you. I look forward to seeing your OH Natwest issue, as another NW litigant!

Have a good easter

tedney

[supasta1]

A quick question if anyone is able to help. A condition of our settlement with Natwest was that we drop all of our counterclaims against them, now seen as though we had not yet put in a counterclaim against Natwest for the PPI as we had just said we were considering it, does that mean that we can still chase natwest for the PPI without it effecting our settlement arrangement????

[citizenB]

A quick question if anyone is able to help. A condition of our settlement with Natwest was that we drop all of our counterclaims against them, now seen as though we had not yet put in a counterclaim against Natwest for the PPI as we had just said we were considering it, does that mean that we can still chase natwest for the PPI without it effecting our settlement arrangement????

 

As the PPI was never a counterclaim against LTSB then I see no reason why you cant raise the issue with them separately. However, I will flag your query with the site team.

[supasta1]

Thanks Citizen B

[supasta1]

Has anyone any more thoughts on the above question?

Thanks

[car2403]

A quick question if anyone is able to help. A condition of our settlement with Natwest was that we drop all of our counterclaims against them, now seen as though we had not yet put in a counterclaim against Natwest for the PPI as we had just said we were considering it, does that mean that we can still chase natwest for the PPI without it effecting our settlement arrangement????

 

As the PPI was never a counterclaim against LTSB then I see no reason why you cant raise the issue with them separately. However, I will flag your query with the site team.

 

This sort of clause would probably never stand up in Court anyway. If anything, the Judge (a new one) would likely say that any current counterclaims are included in the agreement, but it would be rediculous to say that any future claim - known or unknown right now - would be included. Don't make sense to me.