Beetlejuice vs Natwest

[hedgey06]

Length of time depends on which court your claim's with I'm afraid BJ - although seeing as the stays haven't been in place too long, some courts seem to be looking at them and ruling on them PDQ.

 

I don't think Cobbetts will respond to it - unless the DJ calls a hearing to look at your application. In which case, they'd probably send somebody along to argue that the stay remains.

 

It's a bit of a lottery at the moment though BJ

[beetlejuice]

B**lls

 

Just noticed on stay order that an application to have the stay set aside, varied or stayed("stay a stay" - nay I say!!), within seven days of receiving it.

 

Oh well let's see what the CC says.

 

BJ

[beetlejuice]

Just received Court papers stating hearing to determine whether application fro stay to be lifted will be heard for 15 mins on 9th October. Even without all these cases the courts must be busy!!!

 

I'll keep you all posted.

 

BJ

 

[hedgey06]

That's quite quick to be honest BJ!

 

You're bound to get it lifted - 9th October's a day when really great things happen................. my birthday being one of them! x

[beetlejuice]

I feel a reel of 'destiny' coming on!!

 

Thanks for keeping an eye on this one

 

BJ

[beetlejuice]

I'm going to go along i can't believe NATPest will, I would like to raise a few issues, any ideas for a creative court bundle for this one.

 

I will be taking.

 

1. copies of letters showing NatWest have fully settled my previous two claims

 

2. Schedule of charges

 

3. All letters to date.

 

4. ???????

 

 

BJ

 

;-)

[beetlejuice]

Bump anyone?? Tuesday looms?

 

BJ

 

[steven4064]

BJ

 

Are you trying to show hardship? If so, a personal statement of some sort would be helpful.

 

Best of luck. Keep us posted.

[beetlejuice]

yep, I'm behind with my mortgage payments 1 month and council tax have both statements hopefully this will help do you think or too thin??

 

BJ

[steven4064]

I think it will only help if you are on low income or on benefits (sorry, can't remember your situation)

[beetlejuice]

Although at times it feels that i am on low income, I don't think so I work for myself and am reasonably comfortable two kids and a huge mortgage, hey ho lets see!!

 

BJ

 

[steven4064]

As you say, "Lets see" - just don't hold your breath

[beetlejuice]

After a break I am now returning to the fray. My circumstances have changed and I now believe that I am eligible for hardship status, can prove many returns and reduced income.(struggling own business!!).

 

I have downloaded N244 form and will file again. Is there a formatted letter to accompany the form or just file it as is?

 

Any comments on my chances are/is there anyone out there who has had success?

 

BJ

 

[yourbank]

After a break I am now returning to the fray. My circumstances have changed and I now believe that I am eligible for hardship status, can prove many returns and reduced income.(struggling own business!!).

 

I have downloaded N244 form and will file again. Is there a formatted letter to accompany the form or just file it as is?

 

Any comments on my chances are/is there anyone out there who has had success?

 

BJ

 

 

PLEASE DO NOT FILE AN N244 for lifting the stay. YOU WILL NOT be successful. Financial Hardship claims go through the bank NOT the court.

If you have filed please withdraw it.

[beetlejuice]

Thanks yourbank. Filled in but not filed was on my way today to Court. how does that work. Can you point me to a template letter.? or a good strategy.?

 

Thanks BJ

[beetlejuice]

Any clues anyone, i am looking at the template from the MSE site, does this work has anyone had any experience with reclaiming from Bank under hardship.

 

BJ

 

[yourbank]

Beetlejuice, I am NatWestStaffMember on MSE so if you post on the reclaims board there, I will link you to their guide on MSE.

[beetlejuice]

Yourbank, tried to post on MSE no joy, registered, I must have done something wrong, you can PM the link if you like.

 

BJ

[beetlejuice]

Sorry YB, now sorted.see

Natwest '07 restart under Hardship - MoneySavingExpert.com Forums

 

Thanks

 

BJ

[yourbank]

Bank Charges Hardship: How to reclaim NOW, inc free template letters...

 

Done there and here