ICY -v- Abbey

[charleyfarley]

Hi Icy,

 

Just skimmed through your letter and if I were you I would make sure I was VERY clear in my own mind about contractual interest before I set about claiming it.

 

If you are then good luck to you:)

[charleyfarley]

pretty sure your not supposed to add on statutory interest before you take it to court, you can threaten them but make it clear you are at present only after the charges and interest charged whilst overdrawn. otherwise great! make sure you send it recorded delivery

 

 

Correct

[charleyfarley]

Hi ICY,

 

If this is this your prelim, then to show fairness in the eyes of the court you need to give them 28 days, which is why it's advised "prelim/14 days/LBA/14 days"

Also the 14 days is from date of letter, not date of receipt because some posters have waited ages for an online confirmation of delivery to a PO Box

[charleyfarley]

i dont understand, i thought i had to give them 14 days, then if they fail to respond or respond with usual crap i then send lba giving a final 14 days before court action.

 

thanks fro clarifying the date of receipt/date of posting

 

That's right, but your letter reads that you will "commence court action 14 days from receipt of this letter"

[charleyfarley]

letter edited, should the following comment also be removed?

 

 

Please be assured further action will be taken if a satisfactory response is not received within 14 days.

 

 

Seems fine to me, although I don't pretend to be an expert

[charleyfarley]

Just your schedule for now

[charleyfarley]

ICY,

 

That is the most fantastic court order..............2nd only to an actual strike out.

 

 

NICE ONE!!!!!!!!!! :D

 

time for abbey to get their cheque book out:)

[charleyfarley]

ICY.

 

I have to say that my court oficials were as helpful as possible,corrected a few errors, discussed likely timescale etc......................