101 vs Barclays

[ozmrr]

Hi,

So re-writing paragraph 7 of the POC

 

7. The Claimant was unaware that the Charges were unlawful and was also unaware that the Defendant was concealing the nature of the charges and the right of action of the Claimant. The Claimant mistakenly paid the Charges on the understanding that they were lawful. As the charges were unlawfully applied and the Claimants right of action concealed, postponement of the limitations act 1980, under section 32(1)(b) is sought. Additionally and separately as the Charges were paid under the mistaken belief that they were lawful, postponement of the limitations act 1980 under section 32(1)© is sought.

 

Any thoughts or comments?

Oz

[Glenn UK]

looks good to me i think

 

glenn

[GaryH]

Looks good to me too.

 

I presume you've fully researched CI and are aware there is a potential element of risk?

[ozmrr]

I have read long and hard about CI and am aware of the risks. I know there is a lot of dissent and discussion on the topic. I have decided to go this way and have submitted all paperwork on this basis.

I am a bit nervous as it is not a tried and tested route but am also aware of the large amount of support available here to assist if it gets difficult.

Oz

[shu11173]

Dear All

 

I have requested interested calculated up until March 07 using moneysavingexperts calculator. As you may know, the calculator doesn't go back far enough for some case thus is there somewhere where i can re-calculate from the actual date (i.e. over six years) and is it possible to change the sum of requested to include the additional figure. I am not being greedy, but i am very angry at natwest's manner in responding to the original claim. I want to hit them where it hurts sio to speak....

[ozmrr]

Hi,

Have not posted for a while. Anyhow my fiancee received a letter today from Barclays saying that they disagree with her view that the charges are unlawful and refer her to their terms and conditions which were provided when the account was opened.

We will see them in court I guess

Oz