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Got this letter from cst law, is this a real solicitors letter, or a debt letter made too look official, I stay in Scotland, can they still take me too court
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That looks like a genuine claim form from the court
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Never had one like this beforeComment
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There from England and I have never lived there, I owe the electricity company money, will I challenge the jurasdictionComment
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If you wish to dispute the courts jurisdiction the rules are here:*https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pr...l/rules/part11
However claims can be served in Scotland from England* CPR 6.32**https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pr...es/part06#6.32Comment
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Just got an email from cst law saying they are discontinuing my claim... Happy daysComment
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thanks for the updateComment
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