Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
Egg Loans are split. They clearly have the Amount of Credit and Amount of PPI seperately on the agreement.
Different examples;
http://bio-modul.lv/egg_loan_cca1.jpg (with total charge for credit)
http://i39.tinypic.com/i4l0uq.jpg (without total charge for credit)
Personally I dont like the ones without total charge for credit clearly laid out, but afaik the number of monthly installments and the amount of monthly installment suffices under the CCA.
It would be helpful actually to have a copy of the original agreement from the Link judgment so people have a clear example of what it refers to. I have some somewhere abouts from Stephensons I'll try scan in.
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Forgive me if I am misunderstanding this; is this a precedent that can be applied to all CCAs where PPI and loan principle were mixed together (and assuming mis-selling is proved)? ie just about every Egg loan ever sold?Originally posted by Amethyst View PostLegal Beagles Consumer Forum
Just to add another judgment to the win list -
Link financial - PPI premium included in total credit - iredeemably unenforceable
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Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
- in firms favour
Slater v Egg
Carey v HSBC
Amex v Brandon
Amex v Duffy
Kneale v Barclaycard
Blackhorse v Speak
SPML v Walker
Brooks v Northern Rock
Sternlight and Others v Various banks
Napier v HFC
Teasdale v HSBC
Brophy v HFC
Shaw v Nine Regions
Armstrong v Amex
Heath v SPML
McGuffick v RBS
Blackhorse v Hanson
Countycourt/forums
ccman v cabot (goldfish)
hunni2006 v cabot
Debenhams v Zhanzibhar
??? v Costa (going to appeal)
- in consumers favour
Durkin v DSG Retail
Crutchely v Godebt
Yates v Nemo (PPI)
Woollerton v Blackhorse (PPI)
MBNA v Thouris (PPI)
Link financial v xxxx (PPI mistated credit)
countycourt/forum
MBNA v McCullagh
Arrow Global v Devlin
HFC Bank Limited v Mrs H
Phoenix Recoveries v Dr C
Cabot Financial UK Limited v Mr and Mrs P
DLC / Hillsden v Mr L
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Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
Legal Beagles Consumer Forum
Just to add another judgment to the win list -
Link financial - PPI premium included in total credit - iredeemably unenforceable
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Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
That is fine I completely understand pt and I am sure that your clients also appreciate you protecting them.
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Thanks look forward to when it is.
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no havent had it transcribed yet
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Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
Originally posted by pt2537 View PostJudgment in the case i referred to has now been handed down and is a public document now
Also another case to add, is Newbie - Settling out of Court
Which was vs Cabot, and went to trial today and Cabot had their bottom handed them, shame
Hi pt, any chance where I could get a copy of this judgment please or a link.
Thanks
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Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
Judgment in the case i referred to has now been handed down and is a public document now
Also another case to add, is Newbie - Settling out of Court
Which was vs Cabot, and went to trial today and Cabot had their bottom handed them, shame
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Thanks, assignment issues again then, we have someone on with a BC / Arrow global claim and assignment issues, so thought it might be of help, have said to go for an extension so far, and get a 31.14 request in as no agreement in the case as yet either, will grab a link if you get time could you take a quick look for me pls
edit: here Arrow Global Court Claim - Legal Beagles Consumer Forum
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Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
nopeOriginally posted by Amethyst View PostPT - can you give me a bit more on ArrowGlobal v Devlin ? Was it over assignment issues from Barclaycard ?
It was a lloyds TSB loan, which was administered via Universal credit,
Mr Turner from Park Lane Plowden Chambers was our counsel, and he secured a strike out and summary judgment in our favor.
The pleadings were a problem for Arrow from the outset, then they couldnt show a chain of assigment, then they had even more problems as the prescribed terms had been scribbled out and new figures written on the agreement
it was a mess
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Guest repliedRe: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
why won't it surprise me if it wasOriginally posted by Amethyst View PostWas it over assignment issues from Barclaycard ?
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Re: Is it safe to contest the CCA?
PT - can you give me a bit more on ArrowGlobal v Devlin ? Was it over assignment issues from Barclaycard ?
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