County Court claim form

[echat11]

Have you taken a look at the amendments in post 28 ?

You can email your Defence to the Court, but also send a copy to the Claimant solicitors (make sure you get Proof of Postpage).

The email address for the Court is ccbcaq@justice.gov.uk , you will get an automatic acknowledgement of receipt.

In the email subject line write Defence - XXXXXXXXX v XXXXXXXXXX - Claim No: XXXXXXXXXX

In the email add a few more details i.e. Defence attached etc.

Print the Defence, sign, scan as a PDF, attach to email, send.

[Barnaby]

Have you taken a look at the amendments in post 28 ?

You can email your Defence to the Court, but also send a copy to the Claimant solicitors (make sure you get Proof of Postpage).

The email address for the Court is ccbcaq@justice.gov.uk , you will get an automatic acknowledgement of receipt.

In the email subject line write Defence - XXXXXXXXX v XXXXXXXXXX - Claim No: XXXXXXXXXX

In the email add a few more details i.e. Defence attached etc.

Print the Defence, sign, scan as a PDF, attach to email, send.

Thank you for your help with this.

I have followed your directions and replaced the red bits with the case details. I am not sure what to do with number 13. Also the other references to s 78 in red in No11 and 12, should I change them to black. I only have a black printer.

[atticus]

the reference to pen suggested the use of paper.

[echat11]

Thank you for your help with this.

I have followed your directions and replaced the red bits with the case details. I am not sure what to do with number 13. Also the other references to s 78 in red in No11 and 12, should I change them to black. I only have a black printer.

a) I have followed your directions and replaced the red bits with the case details.

Good stuff.

b) I am not sure what to do with number 13.

You leave 13 in there.

c) Also the other references to s 78 in red in No11 and 12, should I change them to black. I only have a black printer.

They stay in, yes change them to black (I put them in red, just to show you that changes had been made).

[echat11]

the reference to pen suggested the use of paper.

Can you expand on that?

[atticus]

I would be delighted to.

See the OP's post no 36.

[echat11]

I would be delighted to.

See the OP's post no 36.

I think you mean post 26, which you kindly dealt with.

[Barnaby]

a) I have followed your directions and replaced the red bits with the case details.

Good stuff.

b) I am not sure what to do with number 13.

You leave 13 in there.

c) Also the other references to s 78 in red in No11 and 12, should I change them to black. I only have a black printer.

They stay in, yes change them to black (I put them in red, just to show you that changes had been made).

I have sent the email and recorded letter. That is a great relief.
Do you know what happens next? or how long it takes?
I guess I will hear from the court for a hearing in the North West.

Thanks again for your wonderful help. I would be lost without it.

[echat11]

I have sent the email and recorded letter. That is a great relief.
Do you know what happens next? or how long it takes?
I guess I will hear from the court for a hearing in the North West.

Thanks again for your wonderful help. I would be lost without it.

The Claimant has 28 days to respond to your defence.

Then you have to fill in a Directions Questionnaire.

That will hopefully allow 'Mediation', providing they have sent you the requested documentation.

If it's not resolved during Mediation (normally 1/2 hour), then you exchange Witness Statements.

Then you have a Hearing.

Pointless giving timelines.