How long ago did this happen?
If FoS claim was out of time (they have a six year limit to raise a complaint) you may have problems bringing a court claim
TSB took my money
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It sounds as if they thought you may be involved in some sort of money laundering. Do you have correspondence from your employer about it which might show that it was a proper receipt?
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Just to be clear,do you now have a copy of the final response letter?
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Originally posted by atticus View PostWhat you have read is not correct. It applies to Small claims cases - which a case for £16K is not. In Small claims cases you may not get back fees paid to lawyers, but will get back court fees paid. See CPR 27.14(2) https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pr...s/part27#27.14.
A case for £16K, if contested, will not be allocated to the Small Claims track but to the Fast track. Normal rules that loser generally pays the winner's costs apply.
But in any event, right now and without your £16K, are you not at an even bigger loss?
Thanks for the advice.
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What you have read is not correct. It applies to Small claims cases - which a case for £16K is not. In Small claims cases you may not get back fees paid to lawyers, but will get back court fees paid. See CPR 27.14(2) https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pr...s/part27#27.14.
A case for £16K, if contested, will not be allocated to the Small Claims track but to the Fast track. Normal rules that loser generally pays the winner's costs apply.
But in any event, right now and without your £16K, are you not at an even bigger loss?Last edited by atticus; 26th July 2022, 13:26:PM.
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Originally posted by atticus View PostIf you do not claim, how much do you think you will get back? Isn't £16k worth some investment?
The point is that every claimant (unless exempt) has to pay a court fee. If you win, you may expect the defendant to be ordered to pay you that court fee, together with other costs and expenses.
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If you do not claim, how much do you think you will get back? Isn't £16k worth some investment?
The point is that every claimant (unless exempt) has to pay a court fee. If you win, you may expect the defendant to be ordered to pay you that court fee, together with other costs and expenses.
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