The House of Lords have granted the eight main High Street banks in the bank charges court case the right to appeal.
What this essentially means is that the continuous battle against unfair bank charges will now be delayed further and could even push the case back to 2011.
Archive | April, 2009
High Street Banks Plan Appeal Over Bank Charges Ruling
by admin on 01. Apr, 2009 in Bank Charges
Banking News
- Prime Minister Gordon Brown Speaks Out On Unfair Bank Charges
- RBS NatWest To Cut Bank Charges From October
- High Street Banks Plan Appeal Over Bank Charges Ruling
- Office of Fair Trading Win High Court Bank Charges Ruling
- FSA Waiver Blocks Bank Charge Reclaims
- RBS Plans To Refund Bank Charges
- Abbey Computer Glitch Charges Accounts
- Bank Charge Claimants Urged To Avoid Courts
- HSBC Could See Bank Charge Refunds Hit £303M
