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What happened |
Date |
Days Elapsed |
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The Court
sets down the hearing for 7 March 2002. Here is the Notice of
Allocation |
30 January 2002 |
167 |
|
Currys write back .... telling me
that I should have gone to the Citizens Advice Bureau for free advice in
my quest for justice. What a cheek.
Page
1
Page 2 |
31 January 2002 |
168 |
|
I
write to Currys and let them know they haven't provided their
Allocation Questionnaire. |
6 February 2002 |
174 |
|
I
chase up Natwest for an answer on my letter of 31st December. |
7 February 2002 |
175 |
|
Finally, Currys |
8 February 2002 |
176 |
|
Completely frustrated, I
send a letter to each of the Directors of DSG AT THEIR HOMES. |
12 February 2002 |
180 |
|
Natwest
acknowledge my letter. They'll get back to me. |
14 February 2002 |
182 |
|
I
send my evidence bundle off to the Court and Defendant. It was 112
pages. |
15 February 2002 |
183 |
|
Currys. |
18 February 2002 |
186 |
|
Here is the useless
response from the Company Secretary of Dixons. Do they have no idea
how to run a business ? |
20 February 2002 |
188 |
|
Natwest
write back. Here is the letter
they sent to Currys back in October. Of course, they got no response. |
21 February 2002 |
189 |
|
Yet
another letter to Currys regarding settlement, and evidence |
25 February 2002 |
193 |
|
The largest retailer in the UK is
late in sending their evidence to the Court. It was 3 pages.
Cover
letter. Currys
letter to the Court. |
25 February 2002 |
193 |
|
I sent the latest
evidence (Natwest letter) to the Court for evidence. |
25 February 2002 |
193 |
|
Incredible ! Again, the biggest
retailer in the UK advise that ANOTHER person is sick and ask the Court
for an adjournment. It's 3 days to go until the case. Are they running
scared ? Perhaps if they start listening to (ex) customers instead
of fighting them, they wouldn't get into this mess.
Their
letter to me
Their
letter to the Court |
4 March 2002 |
200 |
|
The
Court grants an adjournment for another two months. Great ... another
two months without a TV. |
16 March 2002 |
212 |
Currys
are clearly ill-prepared and thought I would back down ....so with great audacity,
Currys. I later tried in Court to
have this thrown out ... the Judge said we would have to go away and sort
it out. I let it drop. |
19 April 2002 |
246 |
|
VICTORY
VICTORY VICTORY
Finally, the big day in Court (after
a lot of nervous waiting around). It took about an hour and the Judge said
that Currys should have done a lot more to keep it out of Court. |
9 May 2002 |
266 |
|
Currys. |
16 May 2002 |
273 |
|
Not content with leaving me alone, Currys. Yeah right, what are cheques for ? |
12 June 2002 |
300 |
