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  • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

    Originally posted by banker_rhymes_with View Post
    FFS. No, he wasn't, and that is the point.

    He simply spouted off, turned it personal, then gloated when a perfectly valid and well planned Claim did not win.

    If we all followed this so called advice, we may as well all bend over now, and take what is coming.

    If this gets me banned from LB, so be it.

    Cheers,
    BRW
    Clearly, I agree!

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    • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

      I could answer the points,

      but i do believe it would then start more trouble than its worth so i shall refrain,

      I can only say that my client changed her testimony and that accounts for the terms and conditions issue.

      I would post the very good skeleton argument, which my counsel put a lot of work into, however, i do honestly believe it would simply be a point for PB to continue to criticise.


      As i said, in view of the fact that i am simply trying to do my job, i shall say no more on this subject
      I work for Roach Pittis Solicitors. I give my free time available to helping other on the forum and would be happy to try and assist informally where needed. Any posts I make on LegalBeagles are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as legal advice. Any advice I provide is without liability.

      If you need to contact me please email me on Pt@roachpittis.co.uk .

      I have been involved in leading consumer credit and data protection cases including Harrison v Link Financial Limited (High Court), Grace v Blackhorse (Court of Appeal) and also Kotecha v Phoenix Recoveries (Court of Appeal) along with a number of other reported cases and often blog about all things consumer law orientated.

      You can also follow my blog on consumer credit here.

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      • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

        Originally posted by The Debt Star View Post
        Agreed. She was under pressure from Egg's counsel but it was the job of her barrister to ensure she was prepped. It is hard to imagine how something so essential as this was overlooked...
        Courts are foreign territory for the general consumer. Ms. Slater could have suffered a fit of nerves, thus the error. Or, there could be another reason why she changed her story...
        ------------------------------- merged -------------------------------
        Originally posted by pt2537 View Post
        I could answer the points,

        but i do believe it would then start more trouble than its worth so i shall refrain,

        I can only say that my client changed her testimony and that accounts for the terms and conditions issue.

        I would post the very good skeleton argument, which my counsel put a lot of work into, however, i do honestly believe it would simply be a point for PB to continue to criticise.


        As i said, in view of the fact that i am simply trying to do my job, i shall say no more on this subject
        Fair enough, PT.
        Last edited by Angry Cat; 3rd September 2010, 16:24:PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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        • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

          [QUOTE=pt2537;168924]I could answer the points,

          but i do believe it would then start more trouble than its worth so i shall refrain,

          I can only say that my client changed her testimony and that accounts for the terms and conditions issue.


          That's a sickener. I assume this was your strongest argument and a valid one but hard to prove if it was claimed that it was diligent business practice to send the terms and conditions. I've lost on this very issue even though it was denied that the t&cs were received.

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          • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

            Militantconsumer, why are you counting down. This is not OTR and posts don't get deleted or people banned at the drop of a hat.

            I have been following the judgement, or trying to anyway as CCA isn't my thing. Your post has given a different but plausible perspective.
            Is no longer here

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            • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

              Originally posted by militantconsumer View Post

              Now counting down until this post gets deleted or I get banned............
              Originally posted by banker_rhymes_with View Post

              If this gets me banned from LB, so be it.

              No one is being banned for goodness sake, this is not CAG! Have a read of our 'moderation' policy

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              • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                Clearly, this matter is extremely unfortunate!

                Just had a quick look on MSE, of which I am not a member.
                MC's post concurs with what is being stated over there.

                http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...=870601&page=2

                We know that the judges are anti CMC's...things are becoming clearer now.

                And I am not saying that PT works for a CMC, as he does not.

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                • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                  Originally posted by Angry Cat View Post
                  Clearly, this matter is extremely unfortunate!

                  Just had a quick look on MSE, of which I am not a member.
                  MC's post concurs with what is being stated over there.

                  http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...=870601&page=2

                  We know that the judges are anti CMC's...things are becoming clearer now.

                  And I am not saying that PT works for a CMC, as he does not.
                  Yes, I read that stuff on MSE as well.

                  I am not one for conspiracy theories but I just saw people saying 'poor Ms Slater, she must have got confused in front of the judge' and I thought people should at least know what seems to be the background to the case.

                  <comment removed>
                  Last edited by militantconsumer; 3rd September 2010, 22:09:PM. Reason: Comment removed for legal reasons

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                  • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                    Murky waters indeed.

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                    • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                      Unless someone can put proof on the table that these allegations are true please stop it or i will start proceedings to get it stopped,


                      It is damaging to me on a working level , and i am not prepared to allow this to continue, so please stop these allegations forthwith.
                      Regret to say that it will probably have to go to that extreme as you appear to be the whipping boy for all those who were expecting a different outcome to the Slater v Egg case.

                      You've helped many people in their time of need but with one decision going the wrong way and despite your numerous successes,for many you've gone from Hero to Zero virtually overnight

                      I can imagine that you are more than just the angry that your mood indicator shows and hope that reason and common sense will return to this and other forums forthwith.

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                      • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                        Is this the same PB who postesd so eloquently on the Credit Today forum?

                        or was that someone else using the monicker?

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                        • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                          I would appreciate no further discussion on this matter.

                          PT has answered the questions put to him now.

                          The Egg judgment is there for all to read and you are most welcome to discuss the legal arguments and decisions within that judgment on this thread.

                          However personal attacks and unproven allegations are not acceptable. If anyone wishes to continue that avenue of discussion please contact me by pm and I will arrange for access to the Kennels.

                          An explanation of the Kennels can be found here - FORUM RULES - Please Read - Legal Beagles Consumer Forum

                          Thank you.

                          Amethyst
                          #staysafestayhome

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                          • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                            Amethyst, you cannot put me into the kennels, because I am only a little cat

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                            • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                              Originally posted by Ihaterbs
                              I'm afraid you're for the wheelie-bin
                              Oh No, not the wheelie bin

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                              • Re: Alexandra Slater v Egg Banking Plc August 9th 2010

                                I have removed the offending comment from my earlier post as I do not wish for PT to bring proceedings against me or against this forum.

                                I will not repeat the suggestion nor make any other related comments.

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