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Considering Taking a Garage to Small Claims Court

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  • #16
    Originally posted by Nuluvius View Post
    I think that it makes sense to wait on the response from garage #2 and the dealership at this point (to strengthen my foundation of facts) before compiling the letter.
    Thanks for the clarity, all makes perfect sense now.

    Absolutely, your letter before action needs to be you setting out your stall properly of exactly what happened, followed by why you are considering a claim and then finally how they can rectify it without need of a claim.

    At this stage you don't need to show any reports form the other garage or dealership or any evidence to them, just let them know you have it to allow them to consider their position.

    Waiting will allow you to say you have them, plus what they conclude.
    COMPLETING AN N180 DIRECTIONS QUESTIONNAIRE (SMALL CLAIMS TRACK) GUIDE

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