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echat11 also they mentioned a default notice was served to me in their particular of claims but this is not it was never served and on that basis I was able to bring financial ombudsman complaint and won and was forced to remove default from my credit file. So can this be also used later in witness statement that the Claimant has lied to court and I their claim that this was served and knowing thay they don't have a copy of that nor can they produced can they be punish by court later for lying in their claim?
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Yes, that can go in your Witness Statement. Clearly the Claimant shouldn't be 'misleading' the Judge / Court.Originally posted by Akhan88 View Postechat11 also they mentioned a default notice was served to me in their particular of claims but this is not it was never served and on that basis I was able to bring financial ombudsman complaint and won and was forced to remove default from my credit file. So can this be also used later in witness statement that the Claimant has lied to court and I their claim that this was served and knowing thay they don't have a copy of that nor can they produced can they be punish by court later for lying in their claim?
It's up to the Judge / Court to decide the seriousness of it is and what sanctions, if any should be applied.
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You want to attend the Hearing in person, so you can explain your case to the Judge / Court and so there are no 'shenanigans'.
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echat11 I filled the online form and printed one copy to be sent to claimant solicitors and I realised I missed tick couple of boxes now I can edit and send soft copy to court but the one I printed if I tick with a pen on so I don't have print again is that ok or can be used against me that it's different than the one I sent court.
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They both have to have the same information, this isn't like a 'crossword' puzzle where you can change the answers to suit.Originally posted by Akhan88 View Postechat11 I filled the online form and printed one copy to be sent to claimant solicitors and I realised I missed tick couple of boxes now I can edit and send soft copy to court but the one I printed if I tick with a pen on so I don't have print again is that ok or can be used against me that it's different than the one I sent court.
If you've made an error, let the Court or their solicitors know by email. Then send a 'corrected' version, so the Court and their solicitors has the same information.
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echat11 OK thanks for clarifying i re printed and emailed the one to court with email attachment and gonna psot the paper one to solicitors today also emailed then pdf the one i emailed the court too. Do I need to post one copy toncourt too or email was ok as that what was on their letter to send it by email for quick process and I also got automated reply from the court.
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You need to make sure the Court and their solicitors has the correct version.Originally posted by Akhan88 View Postechat11 OK thanks for clarifying i re printed and emailed the one to court with email attachment and gonna psot the paper one to solicitors today also emailed then pdf the one i emailed the court too. Do I need to post one copy toncourt too or email was ok as that what was on their letter to send it by email for quick process and I also got automated reply from the court.
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So if anyone has a incorrect version, that make sure they are sent the correct version
and they are made aware that the previous version was incorrect.
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