Received a part admission from my mcol claim, what now?

missmooch

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Received a part admission from my mcol claim, what now?

23rd January 2018, 18:46:PM

Hi, hoping someone can help.

First claim on mcol, so I’m finding my feet.

I have just received forms n9a and n9b from the court, regarding the defendants part admission to my claim started in mcol.

However that was all I have received, I received no other forms (I thought I should have received form n225a attached the n9 and b?, or at least directions on how to proceed, as per mcol guidance?)

My question is what do I do next?

Should the court have sent me these forms, or can I proceed directly on mcol (not sure how, but I guess it’s in the request for judgement section?).

Not decided to accept or reject part admission yet, so need to understand how to deal with both.

Can anyone advise.

Many thanks for any help.

Last edited by missmooch; 23rd January 2018, 19:06:PM.

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