Does anyone have experience of how long it typically takes for a Court to process Form N244 and set a hearing date for a CCJ to be set aside?
How long do the courts take to process Form N244?
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I am posting a link to a previous reply to a similar question: https://legalbeagles.info/forums/for...28#post1676728Lawyer (solicitor) - retired from practice, now supervising solicitor in a university law clinic. I do not advise by private message.
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Apologies - rushed in due to the mounting pressure to get this resolved and *duh* didn't realise I had double-posted.
Anyhow - after waiting 40 minutes I finally got through to the Civil National Business Centre (by the way, the email address on the website CCBC@justice.gov.uk is to a mailbox no longer in use and it is tricky to find what the new one is).
Apparently, it takes 4 weeks minimum to process any submission and check it is correct (including any authority for a third party to act on behalf of the defendant) and then a further 8 weeks for the hearing to be scheduled (if I heard that right). In a case like the one I am dealing with, this kind of delay will have serious repercussions on the defendant.
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for submitting the application the email is
Applications.CNBC@justice.gov.uk
check progress it is
CaseProgression.CNBC@justice.gov.uk
I don't think you have heard it right to be honest. It is 4 weeks for them to check over the application and make sure it is correct. It will then get served along with a hearing date in the Claimant's preferred court (if they are an individual) or defendant's hoem court (if the claimant is a business).
The hearing date is then likely around 3-4 months for most CC so the whole process is circa to 5 months. Although bare in mind some county courts such as manchester, are around 2 months just to scheduel the hearing, and then a further 4 months for the hearing, so 7 months in total.
depends a lot on the CC. Sadly applications to set aside are just civil short applications, which unfortunately covers an awful lot of differnt things, and are given a very small amount of sitting time, which means they take a while.
The only time that N244 move quickly is if a hearing is not needed, then its around a month or so in total which is very good.
You should get a notice in around a month with a hearing date, but that date will likely be into sep/oct
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