Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

[TKK]

Re: Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

Yes I did. £105, but I am happy to get them to stop this if you think it is best

[TKK]

Re: Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

[QUOTE=Amethyst;562315]There is enough in there to show there is a dispute on the debt that was being dealt with and you can correct it/expand via your Witness Statement / further information further along the line. It is a bit lacking but nothing fatal.

Did you pay a fee for a counterclaim when submitting via MCOL ? - paid it the Friday before, I can all court to pull it back. counterclaim on its way

[Amethyst]

Re: Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

Okay the counterclaim is basically asking for costs, although there is a mention of damage to credit file.

I'll have a read of the whole thing together later on and work out what your next steps should be - just have to go out for a little while.

[TKK]

Re: Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

[QUOTE=Amethyst;562325]Okay the counterclaim is basically asking for costs, although there is a mention of damage to credit file.

I'll have a read of the whole thing together later on rand work out what your next steps should be - just have to go out for a little while. - TKK, Thank you once again for your welcomed assistance with this matter, plus the other members that have responded to me and look forward to your full response once you are back.

[TKK]

Re: Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

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Okay the counterclaim is basically asking for costs, although there is a mention of damage to credit file.

I'll have a read of the whole thing together later on rand work out what your next steps should be - just have to go out for a little while. - TKK, Thank you once again for your welcomed assistance with this matter, plus the other members that have responded to me and look forward to your full response once you are back.

No reply or response to date WOW! Thank you and wish you guys all the best and for your welcomed assistance thus far.

[pt2537]

Re: Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

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No reply or response to date WOW! Thank you and wish you guys all the best and for your welcomed assistance thus far.

Ok, now firstly people give up their time for free on this forum, its quite insulting to expect replies on demand!!.

If you want bespoke advice on demand, then you need to speak to a lawyer who will probably charge you are £220 per hour plus VAT.

Im very busy, im on holiday with my kids, my time is precious, but if you can tell me what you want answering then i am willing to give up my time to answer your point.

Ok?

[pt2537]

Re: Court Claim - HPH2 LTD / Santander - 15-6-2015

Santander are not permitted to operate like that they broke FCA rules, banking code of conduct.
this was an unresolved dispute they ought to have written to me to said that my appeal was unsuccessful. they failed to do so.....not permitted,
fell into an unresolved dispute in 2008 as the former Abbey National PLC, now Santander UK PLC breached its regulatory obligation underthe Financial Conduct Authority’s “Principles for Businesses” rule book and under the Banking Code:
1) Principle 6 - Customers Interests - “A firm must pay due regard to the interests of its customers and treat them fairly” 2) Principle 7 - Communications with clients – “A firm must pay due regard to the information needs of its clients, and communicate information to them in a way which is clear, fair and not misleading”.3) Code 2- fairness and commitment – “We will give you clear information about accounts and services, how they work, their terms and conditions and the interest rates which may apply.”

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counterclaiming for loss and damages. last paid in 2008, but they sold refuted debt in 2014 knowing it was SB'd, completely out of order. that is why I am couterclaiming

If the debt is barred by limitation then surely the same consequences flow for you too?

Secondly, i cannot see where you could possibly raise a cause of action for the counterclaim, there is nothing which suggests to me that there is a viable claim.

ive seen nothing here to suggest a counterclaim has legs