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    I have received a N180 form today to complete . I am the claimant and the defendant got the default judgement set aside . Last week I received his defence and today I sent my response we to his defence . I was told by CAB that I needed to send a N180 with my response then today I get a copy from the court . I have filled it all correctly so think it will be fine . However am I required to discuss it and agree it with the defendant ? I’ve obviously sent him copies of everything but do t particularly want to correspondence directly with him (he’s an abusive ex) . So basically should I have discussed the n180 with him before it was sent ?
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    No, you fill the N180 yourself and send a copy to court and defendant. ignore anything else not relevant. CAB are pathetic don't listen to them

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    • #3
      So I am not required to discuss the N180 contents and agree it with the defendant before it’s submitted ?

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      • #4
        No you are not

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