Brooksdad v Woolwich

[hughes690]

With Small Claim Court 'on hold' since 1997, it seems a strange suggestion to 'drop' my claim - even in the light of supreme Court ruling.

 

I intend to write to Mr Henderson, Barclays, suggesting it may be premature to 'close our file' with Court hearing still to be heard. Maybe he doesn't know/forgotten that there is/will be a hearing!

 

I hope it costs the Banks a fortune to attend (the many) Court claims still on hold.

 

[slick132]

Noted but, if you continue with your claim and fail to pursuade a judge that you have good grounds to continue, you could be landed with Barclays' costs.

 

You would need to proceed with amended POC's as the existing ones will not suffice.

 

Have you read the announcements I linked above.

[hughes690]

Yes.

 

My claim against these unfair bank charges will be heard in Northern Ireland Small Claims Court. (Pending).

 

I reckon I have sufficient evidence (including Woolwich swallowing up State Benefits) - Incapacity Benefit and Income Support - our only income which was weekly credited to this Woolwich account.

 

These actions where horrendous for my wife and I, and left us completely without funds/cash. So . . . write another cheque to live . . . more charges.

 

[MandM]

Hi sorry not highjacking.

 

Could someone tell me who I send a SAR to on old Woolwich loans.

 

Mrs M

[slick132]

Barclays Head Office, quoting the a/c ref. no. and any other data they may need if the a/c is no longer active.

 

[MandM]

Thanks Slick.

 

Mrs M

[hughes690]

With my claim still 'on hold' at NI Small Claims Court - what is the next move by myself or by Barclays/Woolwich?

 

Nothing at all is happening and I'm unsure of next step.

 

Advice appreciated.

[slick132]

Did you inform Barclays you were not willing to drop your case back in March.

 

There's advice in Articles 1 and 2 here, about how to proceed if you think you have a case - The Consumer Forums - Guidance notes