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    Natwest Bank Plc…….

    Natwest are currently licking their wounds at present after losing heavily in Court last week. It seemed that the bank felt the contract it entered into with a company wasnt binding on the bank but was binding on the company and the guarantor too. However, the Court corrected Natwest and made it clear that they […]


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    Re: Natwest Bank Plc…….

    Hi

    My partner had 2 loans with a bank. The first in 2001 had the CCA Right to Cancel box struck out and the second in 2004, had the loan agreement marked as Non-Cancellable. Under what circumstances is this legal? The first loan was for £5000 to buy a car and the second loan was a consolidation of the first and to pay off overdraft and bank charges. It doesn't sound legal under CCA, unless it was a property deal, however, I would welcome your view. thanks

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      Re: Natwest Bank Plc…….

      Love your blog by the way!

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