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    I claimed £1800 from the Abbey after deducting £800 refunded by them. They paid £1800- £800 already paid, £1200 in full settlement and they wrote to the court saying that they had settled my claim in full. Unfortunately when I took them to court I was confused as I only realised the above had occurred after the case was heard, thinking I had made a mistake, I had to pay their costs of £350.

    In fact logically they still owe me £800 as I had already deducted the amount refunded before making my claim, I wrote to the court saying that an error on both sides had occurred. They have sent me N244 ( APPLICATION NOTICE) to complete with a fee of £75.00. Is there a realistic chance of getting the remaining £800 and costs £350? What do I need to put on the order I am seeking. Any help would be appreciated. :doh::doh:

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    Re: bernards

    Hello and welcome :okay:

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    • #3
      Re: bernards

      Hi Bernards

      Sorry to hear you're having problems.

      I may be being thick!, but I couldn't work out the order of events in your case or the amounts paid etc. sorry!

      Could you please give us a more detailed description including date claim started, amount owed, date part settlement paid, etc

      Cheers.

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      • #4
        Re: bernards

        Hi and welcome to Beagles.
        Member of the Beagles £2 coin and small change savers clubs, both based in the Debt Forum:11:

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        • #5
          Re: bernards

          Think this is it

          Total All Charges £2600

          over time they had refunded £800 worth of them to OP. So he took these refunds out of his calculations - thus leaving him with a claim of £1800.


          Abbey then paid him £1000 - saying they had already refunded £800 - but that £800 had already been accounted for in the OPs calculations.


          Really we need to know a bit more about the court hearing, Abbeys defence, letters regarding the payment of £1000, and judgement that was made against the OP for costs.

          don't know about the other £200 tho lol
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          • #6
            Re: bernards

            Hi

            That is more or less what happened. Unfortunately I did not have the paperwork to hand in court. I can now prove they underpaid me, but can I get the case 're-opened' on these grounds.

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