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Claim Discontinued - Reclaiming Court Costs
Great news! A court claim has just been discontinued by the creditor after what seems like a lifetime.
Their application for Summary Judgement was dismissed, but they continued with the claim (or the claim continued as it was not dismissed) for a further 8 months until a week before the... -
Civil Enforcement Officer is a complete moron
Evening all,
Just a quick complaint to make and to be honest need to get this off my chest before I explode.
I was making a delivery in town today and I was parked in the loading bay and as you can clearly see on the photo I wasn't breaking any parking laws. I'm in white...Last edited by Scrappy Coco; 15 February 2013, 19:30. -
*@&$ing junk mail leafleters!
I'm on the warpath with junk mail leafleters. I'm very territorial about my private land at the best of times (get orf moi land!) and it adds insult to injury when these pricks ignore polite notices not to push their unwanted wares through my letterbox.
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Updating driving licence
Mrs RTB got a Christmas job at Sainsburys last year which has now ended. When she applied we discovered that they now require you to supply all sorts of documents even before they'll interview you. A mad panic ensued and we managed to get a full birth certificate in time (they wouldn't accept the short...Last edited by roomtobreathe; 22 January 2013, 12:56. -
New disclosure rules
New CPR 31.5A looks set to shake up the disclosure process in England & Wales, reports Garry Bernstein
The principle that the costs of conducting litigation should be proportionate and satisfy the overriding objective is long-established in the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR). However,... -
Disclosure of Part 36 offers
Disclosure of Part 36 offers
CPR 36.13(2) provides that the fact that a Part 36 offer has been made must not be drawn to the attention of the trial judge "until the case has been decided". The words “the case” are used in the sense of “the action” or “the... -
Employment Law
My son is working in the bar of a hotel chain. He is working 12 and 14 hour days with virtually no breaks because they never have enough staff. He gets money deducted for half hour breaks even though he is not able to take them.
Can they legally force him to work these hours, can he be forced... -
Emptage v Financial Services Compensation Scheme [2012] EWHC 2708 (admin).
Emptage v Financial Services Compensation Scheme [2012] EWHC 2708 (admin).
The High Court has ruled that the Financial Services Compensation Scheme misdirected itself and acted irrationally in awarding too little compensation to a consumer who received unsuitable mortgage...Last edited by transformer999; 22 October 2012, 06:13. -
Automatic referral to mediation introduced in UK County Court Money Claims Centre from 1 Oct 2012
Automatic referral to mediation introduced in UK County Court Money Claims Centre from 1 October 2012 - Lexology
Automatic referral to mediation introduced in UK County Court Money Claims Centre from 1 October 2012
The 59th Update to the Civil Procedure...Last edited by transformer999; 17 October 2012, 07:48. -
The compulsive claimant - also known as the “vexatious litigant”
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The compulsive claimant - also known as the “vexatious litigant”
Professional claims handlers and solicitors must not be seen by the courts as taking advantage of...Last edited by transformer999; 6 October 2012, 06:22. -
Big changes for small claims
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Big changes for small claims
Forthcoming changes to the Civil Procedure Rules will expand the range of options available in resolving intellectual property disputes for lower value claims.
These changes are great...Last edited by transformer999; 6 October 2012, 06:23. -
Late Part 36 acceptance – who bears the cost?
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Late Part 36 acceptance – who bears the cost?
SG v Hewitt 02.08.12
In the recent case of SG v Hewitt, the Court of Appeal departed from the normal Part 36 costs rules by allowing the...Last edited by transformer999; 6 October 2012, 06:23. -
Lenders given fast-track to switch your unpaid credit card debt on to your property
Lenders given fast-track to switch your unpaid credit card debt on to your property
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 4th October 2012 18:59.
t has become easier for credit card companies and personal lenders to recover debts from the proceeds of the house sales... -
Work Offer
Ive got a job and had to fill in a form titled character enquiry and it says are you insolvent? would I be classed as insolvent? also would they be able to credit check me without my permission?
I know I have to have a check with disclosure scotland would that flag anything up? because...
