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"Small Claims" Jurisdiction, Northern Ireland or England?

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  • "Small Claims" Jurisdiction, Northern Ireland or England?


    Sorry, lots of questions. Thanks in advance for any answers.

    I am making claims against Aerlingus and Emerald Airlines under UK261/2004 law.

    Both have registered officies (UK Companies House) in Northern Ireland. I live in England.

    Do I use the English court system or the Northern Ireland court system?

    Can I make a claim in Northern Ireland without a Northern Ireland claimant address?

    Aerlingus do have an office in London. Can I submit correspondance/papers to this office, even though its not a "registered" address, in the context of Companies house?
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    Waterside (Hbd3) Po Box 365, Harmondsworth, Speedway Bird, UN7 0GB also you could send it to terminal 2 then just heathrows address so long as the name is aer lingus that will be ok too

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    • #3
      Originally posted by JK2054 View Post
      Waterside (Hbd3) Po Box 365, Harmondsworth, Speedway Bird, UN7 0GB also you could send it to terminal 2 then just heathrows address so long as the name is aer lingus that will be ok too
      Thank you. Unfortunately there is no filing history at all, for this address/company. Given the date, this is probably an historical address not in use.
      (its the same PO Box as BA too)

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      • #4
        how much is your claim for?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by JK2054 View Post
          how much is your claim for?
          Hi. About £400.

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          • #6
            Yea just send it to aer lingus terminal 2 then heathros address.

            dont bother with PO boxes

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