Penalty charges court case stayed! What next?

Question

I have a claim against Barclays for nicking £2500 worth of my money through "penalty charges". I asked for ait back, they said no, I tooke em to court through MoneyClaim, a legitimate online court system thing! Barclays defended and Moneyclaim stayed my claim until the test case is over, so I appealed and they sent my appeal to my local Willesden County Court to make a decision to let me have my day in court or to wait 2 years for this test case and consequent appeals. Ive hit a brick wall after Willesden County Court sent me a notice saying that judge had decided to stay my claim until the test case.

So, what now, can I appeal the decision by Willesden, if so what if they say no again, can I appeal to Crown Court, Court of Appeals etc. Barclays take the pi**, they're probably bribing the flippin courts!

I cant just leave it, what can I do, has anyone been this far?

Thanks

Apologies for the poor spelling by the way.

Answer 1

No -- if a case has been "stayed" you cannot appeal it -- because a stay is just a delay, not a final judgment.

You can ask the court to reconsider the stay -- if you can find some valid legal authority (statute, prior case, etc.) that explains why a stay is improper in your particular situation.

But the stay just delays things -- it doesn't make it go away.