Landmark Bank Charge Court Case Postponed
April 13th, 2007 5 Comments » | POSTED BY ROB
So, the landmark court case brought against Natwest because of their charges has been postponed so that a full day can be set aside to hear the arguments. Why they couldn’t start the case today and hear the arguments over more than one day, which must happen in many court cases, is beyond me – perhaps the judge had an important game of golf this afternoon, it is a Friday after all.
We must now wait until 30th April to hear the outcome of whether the barrister bringing the case against Natwest has any right to claim extra damages, and only then will a full case be heard.
5 Comments on “Landmark Bank Charge Court Case Postponed”
NatWest Repays £34,000 Bank Charge Claim / UK Personal finance blog and money information, tips and links / Money Watch, April 16th, 2007
[...] their fair share of bank charge reclaiming stick at the moment (see our previous post on the forthcoming court case) – the BBC reports that they have repaid over £34,000 in charges to a Norfolk business after an [...]
NatWest Repays £35,000 Bank Charge Claim / UK Personal finance blog and money information, tips and links / Money Watch, April 16th, 2007
[...] their fair share of bank charge reclaiming stick at the moment (see our previous post on the forthcoming court case) – the BBC reports that they have repaid over £35,000 in charges to a Norfolk business after an [...]
martin mangik, September 12th, 2007
I recently put forward a claim of £1,160
for unfair charges made by bank Natwest but even though they acknowledged my claim I was told that everything is on hold until the courts outcome . ? ? Any ideas of when this will be .
Thanks Martin M
Rob Lewis, September 13th, 2007
Hi Martin,
There is a court case which in theory will decide how things are taken
forward with bank charges, but this is not scheduled to start until
January next year, and unfortunately it is unclear how long this will
go on for.
I’ll try to post updates to Money Watch as and when anything changes,
so keep an eye on the site.
martin mangik, September 13th, 2007
Thanks for your reply , not what i wanted to here but thats life ! !
