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  • #16
    Re: Lloyds Bank charges

    Originally posted by EXC View Post
    Ok, a few more questions:

    Do you know when you last credited the account?

    Are Lowells saying that £745 is made up of the outstanding balance on the account?

    Did the claim you made go to a hearing?

    Do you have the statements that cover the period since you tried to claim in 08/09?
    Hi there,

    I'm not sure if you saw the details I posted in response to this. Do you have any further advice please?

    thanks

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    • #17
      Re: Lloyds Bank charges

      [MENTION=55034]nemesis45[/MENTION] and [MENTION=6]Amethyst[/MENTION] would be best to advise, I've given them a shout.

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      • #18
        Re: Lloyds Bank charges

        Originally posted by EXC View Post
        @nemesis45 and @Amethyst would be best to advise, I've given them a shout.
        Thats very kind of you.

        Thank you.

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        • #19
          Re: Lloyds Bank charges

          Hello Janey,

          You are being chased for an alleged debt for £744.00 + Costs and interest which originates
          from the account on which you attempted to reclaim charges on, case stayed until after the
          OFT test case on bank charge, IF this relates to the same account it would I think be statute
          barred.

          nem

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          • #20
            Re: Lloyds Bank charges

            Originally posted by nemesis45 View Post
            Hello Janey,

            You are being chased for an alleged debt for £744.00 + Costs and interest which originates
            from the account on which you attempted to reclaim charges on, case stayed until after the
            OFT test case on bank charge, IF this relates to the same account it would I think be statute
            barred.

            nem
            Yes, that is correct. I have only ever held one Lloyds account. It is the same account I attempted to reclaim charges on. If it is statute barred what response should I send back on the county court form?

            thank you

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            • #21
              Re: Lloyds Bank charges

              Yes complete and send all the forms to the court otherwise it's possible that
              the claimant could sneak in a judgement by default.

              Statute Barred is a complete defence.

              Statute Barred in England and Wales = No payment or unequivocal written acknowledgment
              of the alleged debt in 6 clear years (5 in Scotland).

              Lloyds as we have seen in recent times has had " problems " with it's paperwork and records, and when
              the various " mergers" took place it just got worse.

              Once you have returned the court forms come back here and we'll work on what can/needs to be done next.

              nem

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              • #22
                Re: Lloyds Bank charges

                Originally posted by nemesis45 View Post
                Yes complete and send all the forms to the court otherwise it's possible that
                the claimant could sneak in a judgement by default.

                Statute Barred is a complete defence.

                Statute Barred in England and Wales = No payment or unequivocal written acknowledgment
                of the alleged debt in 6 clear years (5 in Scotland).

                Lloyds as we have seen in recent times has had " problems " with it's paperwork and records, and when
                the various " mergers" took place it just got worse.

                Once you have returned the court forms come back here and we'll work on what can/needs to be done next.

                nem
                Thank you

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