The Scary Letters.... RLP and DWF

[des8]

So I understand. I'm expressing astonishment that anyone who'd done the LPC or the Bar course could think otherwise.

RLP used to progress the claims because the defendants generally could not afford to pay for counsel and did not know how to defend.
It was the Oxford case that publicised how a defence should be conducted and brought an end to that gravy train

[Amethyst]

Couple of letters sent to someone under 18.

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[Amethyst]

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[Amethyst]

Envelope example

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[honky]

Recently, a friend of mine got caught shoplifting £50 worth of items from Marks & Spencer. They apologized and left the store, but now they've received a letter from DWF stating they'll be taken to court if they don't pay the £50 plus £125 in security charges within 14 days. They're feeling anxious and worried about potential consequences, especially if DWF visits their home.

In this situation, it's crucial for my friend to seek legal advice promptly? Let me know what we have to do now?

[des8]

honky
all your friend has to do is ignore DWF and their idle illegitimate threats.
All you have to do is start a new thread and not hijack a 17 year old thread that was started by admin solely for information

[honky]

Thank you for your reply do they visit home if he dont pay the fine? do they take to court fo these things?

[des8]

honky I am not going to reply further on this thread .... please start your own