There is a high risk that the court will allow an application to amend C's name, given the facts are clearly known and he is an LiP. I'd have saved the £255.00 and simply defended on the basis of no liability, but time shall tell!
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And yes you will need to attend to argue your application to strike. Has the other side sent any response to the application at all ?#staysafestayhome
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Originally posted by Crickers View PostI have received nothing from the Claimant.
If District Judge Webster sitting it will definitely be the end of it, but he's only part time now and so it might not be him. At Colchester (just before it closed) I have seen a solicitor meet with a Claimant to explain they had filed the claim in the wrong Defendants name, offer them to apply to amend it to the correct one which he would consent and the Claimant didn't, they were in and out within minutes.
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I'm happy to report that the hearing went well and the claim was struck out.
I'm sure it helped that the claimant did not attend and the court also awarded costs of £255 for the strike out application.
So a good result and a big thanks to everyone who assisted me here on the forum.
Hopefully this will be last I hear from the builder, but I certainly know where to come if not.
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COMPLETING AN N180 DIRECTIONS QUESTIONNAIRE (SMALL CLAIMS TRACK) GUIDE
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So a little follow up....
As expected the builder didn't not pay my strike out costs of £255, so I applied for a warrant of control which was returned saying there is no judgement on the system as per the Order.
The Judgement I received was as follows:-
IT IS ORDERED THAT
1. The claim is struck out .
2. The claimant do pay the Defendants costs of the application of £255.00 in 14 days.
After following this up I have have received a letter as below....
Further to the return of your application for a warrant of possession & the subsequent correspondence regarding the judgement having not been entered, I can confirm the case was struck out at the hearing on the xxth September & therefore there is no judgement to enter.
It is recommended that you seek legal advice in relation the the costs to be recovered from the claimant if they have not yet been recovered.
My question is how do I now recover my costs if I cannot apply for a warrant of control?Last edited by Chickenbrick; 5th November 2019, 14:37:PM.
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COMPLETING AN N180 DIRECTIONS QUESTIONNAIRE (SMALL CLAIMS TRACK) GUIDE
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IMO a warrant of control should have been issued as per the request on N323
The request follows failure to pay a court order as certified:
I certify that the whole or part of any instalments due under the judgment or order have not been paid and the balance now due is as shown
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