The ombudsman is entitled to copies of relevant information from Banks in order to assist with a decision.
Would a Barrister go into Court and tell the judge that the other party was made an offer, tells him the offer & the other side refuses the said offer.
I don't think so?
I think what they actually can do is tell the court how much they are happy to pay to settle, lodge that money into the court and if the offer is refused and the court ends up awarding less than the amount lodged then the plaintiff also has to cover the defendant's costs.
The bank messed up to the tune of €100 and is offering €150 as compensation.
How much hassle and delay is this admission of liability actually worth? It looks to me like they are admitting some liability anyway by putting you in a better position than you were in.
Your friend should decide for herself. You seem to have a different agenda and not affected whatever way this case goes. I ask again if the bank admits liabilty what differance does that make ? Are you going to take out an ad in the paper and tell the world ?
What a stupid statement to make. Some of us have morals and principles. Some day you find yourself in a position where you want the truth to be told and youll realise then what I mean.
2 séWhat a stupid statement to make. Some of us have morals and principles. Some day you find yourself in a position where you want the truth to be told and youll realise then what I mean.
Hi there,
I helped my friend recently on an appeal to Ombudsman.
It was in relation to taking out three standing orders without permission and after the cessation date of same. This amounted to just under €100.
Submitted appeal and received letter from Bank offering €150 compensation with no acceptance of liability on their behalf.
So she accept or reject offer and let Ombudsman decide?
Sounds like the standing order was set up with no expiry / cessation date.
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