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  • #16
    efpom I have spoken to the Court. Number 1 is incorrect,
    an accidental error, they are sending me out an amended Order First Class. Judgement has been awarded in my favour not the entire claim is struck out.

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    • #17
      efpom Can you help me a little bit further? I contacted the Court and I have received an amended order pursuant to the Slip Rule 40.12.

      However, the Court informed me that whilst the Defendant hasn’t made an application they have written to the court stating they wish to challenge evidence and want another hearing, even though they did not attend the last one. Im not sure if I just go ahead and instruct HCEO’s.

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      • #18
        Post up the amended order.

        The court does not have jurisdiction to convene a re-hearing when it has made a final Order. If the defendant wishes to take matters further his only option is to launch an appeal. See my post 16 on your other thread.

        https://legalbeagles.info/forums/for...is-week-advice

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        • #19
          efpom Thank you. This is starting to make me poorly now, the year of stress and I’m now not eating or sleeping.

          This is the amended Order. Do I still go off the date of the 20th to instruct HCEO’s?

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          • #20
            To answer your question - yes.

            You may wish to consider writing a letter of demand to the Defendant immediately requesting payment of the sum on the order, enclosing the Order 1stclass post - free proof of posting. After the time limit has passed i.e. 3rd Feb you can engage A High Court Enforcement Officer.e.g. https://thesheriffsoffice.com/

            If I was in your shoes I would contact the police to complain about witness intimation - see other thread

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            • #21
              Should read 8th Feb (not 3rd Feb)

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              • #22
                efpom I think it is the 3rd February thats 14 days from
                the 20th January.

                I have wrote a letter of demand to the Defendants and their response was its in the hands of our legal representatives.

                I was going to contact the police but thought as it was a civil matter there would be nothing they could do.

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                • #23
                  Witness intimidation is not a civil matter - it's a criminal offence.
                  It's the date of the Order that time runs from - not the date of the hearing.
                  post up your letter of demand - post up the reply

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                  • #24
                    efpom Thank you. I have lodged an incident with the Police. Do I have to let the Defendants representatives know?

                    Here is my letter and their reply.

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                    • #25
                      So see how much the High Court Sheriffs will be and dependant on the amount you are claiming is it a worthwhile bet to get in first? It could be forever in the hands of the legals.

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                      • #26
                        efpom Yes will do. I will contact them

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                        • #27
                          Under no circumstances should you advise the defendant or his 'legal advisors' that you have made a complaint to the Police!

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                          • #28
                            efpom No I wont do. Do I need to email the Court with the incident number and let them know or not?

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                            • #29
                              Let them know what?

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                              • #30
                                ostell the matter has been reported to the police?

                                well the police have got back to me and said continue down civil channels....thats its.

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