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Topic "Small claims" was discussed 25,350 times on 1,480 sites in last 3 months
Started 1 day, 4 hours ago (2009-12-02 11:23:00)
by irish_eyes
Hi I was wondering if there is a time limit to bring someone to the small claims court please? I got fake GHDs from ebay for my sister 2 years ago but she didnt tell me they weren't working for about 6 months- at this point I had passed any paypal and ebay time limits so I have to chase the seller myself (found out his name and address after a long time of searching) I sent out a letter ...
Started 2 days, 15 hours ago (2009-12-01 00:19:00)
by uks
Small Claims Court....Ebay.....Urgent Help Needed.? Hi Guys, Need some advice and answers. hopeful somebody might be able to help me. Recently i bidded on and won the auction of a car on Ebay UK. In the advert the seller mentioned this car is 'QUITE POSSIBLY the cleanest on Ebay. the auction was for a car with 86400 miles on the clock We agreed upon a day for me to pick it up and ...
Started 4 days, 21 hours ago (2009-11-28 18:38:00)
by technocat
Mrs TC is about to pursue Tsco through the small claims court re faulty goods but is worried about costs. The amount involved is about £90, Tesco have offered to refund a bit less than half this but Mrs TC dos'nt think this is good enough. The local CAB agree and have advised on SCC action. She has writen to them advising them of her intended action but at the mo they will not be moved. Does ...
Started 6 days, 3 hours ago (2009-11-27 12:28:00)
by vonsworld
Hello On Ebay I recently sold an expensive £600 video recorder to a bidder in Italy who paid using Paypal. The recorder was in full working order when shipped from the UK, but after receiving the item, the buyer now claims the recorder is faulty. The buyer has now started a claims process with Paypal to obtain a refund, and whilst the claim is being considered, Paypal has frozen funds ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-25 09:20:00)
by MarcoSunset
I am bringing an issue across here from the Taxes board, as the thread has steered me into the legal arena. The previous thread can be found here: http://boards.fool.co.uk/Message.asp?mid=11751358& sort=w... but I endeavour to summarise. I am retired and receive lifetime private medical insurance from my former employer. This is taxable as a non-cash benefit, but I find myself being ...
Started 4 days, 22 hours ago (2009-11-28 17:18:00)
by MarcoSunset
RandomWords : "Have you tried comparing a private quote for a seventy-something retired person with a thirty-something employed person?" No, but we now have the company admitting that 3x-4x was excessive, so we no longer need to test it. "would be very interesting to see what your contribution is expected to be under the new calculation" We can infer that it may be about 20% p.a. less, ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-26 13:23:00)
by pookie_rabbit
Hi and I wonder if anybody can help me with a bit of county court advice I wont give out too much information here on the actual case but I took a large company to the county court because they supplied a defective product (which they admitted) which in turn damaged some equipment in December last year. In January they sent me a cheque to fix the problem. A month later another problem occured...
Started 6 days, 5 hours ago (2009-11-27 10:13:00)
by borrisspassky
Hi. I am new to this excellent site but have a serious problem with my House and Contents Insurance, in short no one will insure me. I made 6 claims in 4 years totalling £2,803. My insurer then increased my premiums 32% and my excess 10X. I refused the new policy and was told in no uncertain terms I would not get any better anywhere else. Actually no one will insure me now. One lady broker said ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-24 16:38:00)
by joelfreak
So after almost 6 months of letters, threats to sue, etc, I finally went to my local small claims court to file a claim under FDCPA today and was rejected for 3 reasons. The suit I tried to file was for $4500 ($1000 for the violation, and $3500 for pain and suffering and loss of credit): 1) The defendant is not in my area, and thus this court is the wrong venue. The defendant MUST be within ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-26 02:05:00)
by Str8BacardiL
It would be best to go through all non-judicial channels first. This is a small amount of money, the filing fee is $65 which is already eating away at your small amount of money. - NC Attorney Generals Office (complain against management company) - Better Business Bureau against management company - Dispute charges on your credit report via certified letter, demand removal or proof the debt ...
If you decide to evict your tenants you should issue a section 21 notice requiring possession of your property, which does not need a reason. Forfeiture of leases is not a common event. I don’t think you have anything to fear in this respect. Simply deal with the problem at hand. Speak to your tenants in an enquiring manner. See if they deny/admit causing excessive noise. ...
Started 3 days, 5 hours ago (2009-11-30 10:13:00)
by technocat
"Have Tesco offered to repair or replace? No" Does that mean you have asked and they have refused, or you have not asked and they have not offered? She did not ask, and they did not offer. The store gave her a form to fill in and send to tesco customer services. About a week later she got the usual 'sorry about your problems' letter together with a refund for just under half of the ...
Started 6 days, 16 hours ago (2009-11-26 23:38:00)
by Kraken1
then you are kinda screwed. the F&F wording seems quite specific - all claims relating to the incident, which was the dodgy fuel. I wouldn't be optimistic with any argument to the contrary.
