Nowregistered V Barclays - Hardship Claim

[nowregistered]

I have a claim against Barclays Bank in my local county court and two weeks ago I wrote to the court asking them to proceed with the Claim under the FSA 'Hardship Case Exemption Waiver'.

I received a very quick reply stating that the case be 'listed for directions' at the beginning of November.

I have no idea what 'listed for directions' means so I rang the County Court Bulk Helpline in Northampton who also had no idea what 'listed for directions' meant. They advised me to contact the local County Court concerned and ask for clarification.

I rang the local County Court who left me no wiser for contacting them. I have searched online and the only reference I can find to 'listed for directions' relates to child custody cases.

Can any knowledgable beagel enlighten me?

[Paule]

Re: Nowregistered V Barclays - Hardship Claim

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[Amy]

Re: Nowregistered V Barclays - Hardship Claim

A directions hearing is pretty much what it says - a hearing at which the judge handling the case will issue directions to each party with regard to what evidence they must present and, presumably in your case as you wish to be treated as a hardship case, he would like to know why you think you should be treated as such.

[scoobydoo]

Re: Nowregistered V Barclays - Hardship Claim

can you post a few more details

I am assuming this is a personal account not business . Have you written to the bank as well identifying yourself as a hardship claim?

[Budgie]

Re: Nowregistered V Barclays - Hardship Claim

Is there any update available for this claim ???