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A Supreme Court ruling over a laptop bought in 1998 could affect millions of credit agreements
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Guest Comment: Bank charges fight still alive
Bank charges reclaiming has largely fallen off the radar but Mike Dailly, from the Govan Law Centre, says it's not over
20 May 2011
£480m in bank charges to be reclaimed
24 February 2010
Bank charges: they think it's all over, it's not quite
22 December 2009
OFT gives up bank charges battle
22 December 2009
OFT 'to drop' bank charges case
21 December 2009
OFT confirms bank charges announcement date
18 December 2009
OFT to reveal bank charges next move 'on Tuesday'
17 December 2009
Vince Cable tables bank charges refunds motion
4 December 2009
Bank charges fighting on: a new legal argument
27 November 2009
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