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Section 75 & Misrep Court Judgment - Paul Tilley

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  • MIKE770
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by Sparkie1723 View Post
    Yes sirree pt.....the next time you come to Chester be advised to stay within the confines of the Roman Walls............MBNA offices are outside the walls......... just across the River ..........they may have snipers lined up just a stones throw away

    Sparkie
    No problem there MBNA cannot see further than their nose!:rockon::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::first:

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  • enaid
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    Re: Section 75 & Misrep Court Judgment - Paul Tilley

    Bout time these Judges woke up and finally accept the consumer can be right and that not all their money problems are brought on purely by their own stupidity.
    Well done all concerned a magic result.

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  • Nibbler
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    Re: Section 75 & Misrep Court Judgment - Paul Tilley

    So this is binding on lower courts?

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  • Sparkie1723
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by pt2537 View Post
    County but Judgment of the Designated Civil Judge for Chester HHJ Derek Halbert

    Judgments in awaiting the nod to post
    Pt My favourite Judge....as you know......and I mean that....... even though he did NOT do too well by me in my B/H case
    Sparkie
    Last edited by Sparkie1723; 27th January 2014, 16:08:PM. Reason: Added a very important little word NOT

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  • Nibbler
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by Amethyst View Post
    I believe it was county court, but due to the importance of the judgment, it was to be handed down in the high court, today as far as I know. Keeping an eye on Balli as I presume it will be published there, if it isn't posted up here/elsewhere first by PT/QS.
    Originally posted by pt2537 View Post
    County but Judgment of the Designated Civil Judge for Chester HHJ Derek Halbert

    Judgments in awaiting the nod to post
    Ah. That explains it. Thanks.

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  • pt2537
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by Nibbler View Post
    So was this High Court or County Court in the end then?
    County but Judgment of the Designated Civil Judge for Chester HHJ Derek Halbert

    Judgments in awaiting the nod to post

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  • Amethyst
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    Re: Section 75 & Misrep Court Judgment - Paul Tilley

    I believe it was county court, but due to the importance of the judgment, it was to be handed down in the high court, today as far as I know. Keeping an eye on Balli as I presume it will be published there, if it isn't posted up here/elsewhere first by PT/QS.

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  • Sparkie1723
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by Nibbler View Post
    Just skim read the summary. The credit card companies are going to utterly loath you for that judgement. Well done.
    Yes sirree pt.....the next time you come to Chester be advised to stay within the confines of the Roman Walls............MBNA offices are outside the walls......... just across the River ..........they may have snipers lined up just a stones throw away

    Sparkie

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  • Nibbler
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by pt2537 View Post
    Indeed, it was a very interesting case.

    MBNA fought tooth n nail to keep it out of the High Court.

    They did get an order of indemnity costs too, so this in my view shows the Courts distaste of what was clearly poor conduct throughout the claim.
    So was this High Court or County Court in the end then?

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  • Amethyst
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Moved these posts over to new thread, I think the judgment deserves it

    Full story here. http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...card-companies

    (could do with a slightly more relevant title though)

    Funnily enough I had posted this this morning - would it be the same case ? http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...t=land+banking
    Last edited by Amethyst; 27th January 2014, 14:13:PM.

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  • dogtired
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Subscribe

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  • EXC
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    To be honest I don't think the QS press release does you justice. As I understand it there were, in my view, more significant aspects to the case than the Limitation Act.

    You're a star.

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  • pt2537
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by Nibbler View Post
    Just skim read the summary. The credit card companies are going to utterly loath you for that judgement. Well done.
    Wait til you read the Judgment. It will be posted here when I can.

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  • Nibbler
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Just skim read the summary. The credit card companies are going to utterly loath you for that judgement. Well done.

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  • pt2537
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    Re: Richard Durkin v HFC / PC World supreme court hearing 28th January 2014

    Originally posted by Nibbler View Post
    Oooooh! Interesting.
    Indeed, it was a very interesting case.

    MBNA fought tooth n nail to keep it out of the High Court.

    They did get an order of indemnity costs too, so this in my view shows the Courts distaste of what was clearly poor conduct throughout the claim.

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