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TM LEGAL COURT CCJ claim form received September 2024

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  • #16
    Hi Sorry to jump on this post, i am in exactly the same boat and to be honest want to try and settle before going to court, do I put without prejudice or without prejudice save as to costs when trying to ask for a lower figure? Can i email also? Thanks and sorry if this is not allowed

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    • #17
      you put without prejudice save as to costs
      yes you should email.

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      • #18
        I’ve received a directions questionnaire from the sols but not one from the court. I’ve had no communication regarding a directions questionnaire from the court. Is there a deadline as such?

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        • #19
          Originally posted by UGCAIAGG View Post
          I’ve received a directions questionnaire from the sols but not one from the court. I’ve had no communication regarding a directions questionnaire from the court. Is there a deadline as such?
          You really need to chase them on it, but in saying that the form is available online.
          Send a copy to the Court and a copy to their solicitors. Make sure you get Proof of Postage.

          If you get stuck, ask.

          https://www.gov.uk/government/public...l-claims-track

          https://legalbeagles.info/library/gu...uestionnaire//

          You want Mediation providing you received all the requested documents.
          You want a Hearing in person so that you are available to respond to any question the Court may have.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by UGCAIAGG View Post
            I’ve received a directions questionnaire from the sols but not one from the court. I’ve had no communication regarding a directions questionnaire from the court. Is there a deadline as such?
            NO this is a scare tactic from the solicitors, you wait for the court not the solicitors.

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