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(@head-just-above-water)
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As their 28 days from the 11th of Feb have now passed. I have asked them for a update to RBS's intended action. I will post any reply they give me.

Hjaw


   
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(@mercgaz74)
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Thanks hjaw, appreciate that, lets hope its good news, though with RBS it never is.

G Wood


   
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(@kayak)
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HJAW, i dont think it is 28 days, i think its 42 days. If you read the links it mentions 42 days, and the court can leave it for longer if the lawyers put forwar a good enough reason?


   
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(@head-just-above-water)
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I'm taking the figure of 28 days from last email I got from John Hutcheon from the rbs ppi executive concerns team who said the bank had 28 days from the 11 Feb to lodge their appeal with the supreme court.


   
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(@head-just-above-water)
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The section is.
An application to the supreme court for permission to take an appeal must be made
A) within the period of 28 days beginning with the date of the decision on which the inner house refuses permission for the appeal.

I assume this is because inner house refused their action to appeal. If they where allowed the appeal then rbs would have 42 days.


   
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(@head-just-above-water)
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I had a reply back from rbs.

"I have again spoken with the Legal Team who have asked me to pass on the following message:

“The bank has recently lodged its application to appeal directly to the Supreme Court and any decision may take a number of months.”

Kind regards

John Hutcheon | PPI Executive Concerns Team"

So need to wait to see if the S.C. allow the appeal to proceed

hjaw


   
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Kevin Mapstone
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Oh well. The saga continues..

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(@kayak)
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Covid 19 will now make this process even longer!


   
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(@duckbill)
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As you said, Kevin - the saga continues, and then some. The Coronavirus will extend the appeal even further as this will affect the court systems, see scotcourts.gov.uk.
I hope all you guys keep safe during this difficult time.

I feel a glass of wine coming on!


   
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David Tannock
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Same to you Duckbill and everyone else to stay safe.

I would have said I will be the same but at my local Tesco last night most of the alcohol section was empty. Contemplating starting on the cheap Christmas bottles of wine and prosecco we received that are up the back of the cupboard somewhere...

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 MrM
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Have just found this topic as was looking for info on CapitalOne.

I have just emailed them with details of the Donnelly court ruling. Any replies I receive will be posted here.


   
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(@maverick267)
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got letter from Barclays saying as you were(out in 2016) in trust deed any money will go to trustee dam never mind hope you people get on better


   
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(@luke4630)
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Just sent email over to rbs asking for an update ,see what comes back ( stay safe )


   
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(@luke4630)
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Wow a reply back within 5 min ,rbs have said the bank has recently lodged it's application directly to the supreme court and may take a number of months .further update with FOS sent over all my paperwork awaiting a reply in due course .


   
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(@mercgaz74)
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Hi all, just got the following update today from the Supreme court regarding decision on RBS appeal.

Thank you for your email
The case in which you refer has only recently been filed, and it will be determined
In due course.

G Wood


   
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