N9b following set-aside

[Steve107]

Hi all, new here.
I had a money claim set-aside at my local court, judge instructed myself to send a defence to the original court (National Civic Centre) and claimant.
Upon contacting the National Civic Centre, I'm being told to file defence to my local court, so I'm at a loss as to which court to send it to now?

[JK2054]

Simple fix to this one.

Finish your defence. Send an email of it to local court, and CNBC, and copy claimant into the "cc" line.
Problem solved.

[echat11]

In the email subject line, write, Claim Ref - XXXXXXX - Defendants Defence - XXXXXXX v XXXXXXXXX

[Steve107]

Thanks for help, the claimant (OVO Electricity) said to direct all defence/evidence to themselves only and to not involve their solo anymore, I did as they requested and sent my defence directly to them as they are the claimant, but now they have informed me that they can't deal with it and I should only send my defence to their solicitor and not to them.
Am I okay as I served my defence to the address to which the claimant asked for in the first instance.

[echat11]

Thanks for help, the claimant (OVO Electricity) said to direct all defence/evidence to themselves only and to not involve their solo anymore, I did as they requested and sent my defence directly to them as they are the claimant, but now they have informed me that they can't deal with it and I should only send my defence to their solicitor and not to them.
Am I okay as I served my defence to the address to which the claimant asked for in the first instance.

You send the Defence to the Court where you had the set aside Hearing and the Claimant's solicitors.
The Claimant should really forward your Defence onto their solicitors, but best you do it, just incase they don't.

[JK2054]

Thanks for help, the claimant (OVO Electricity) said to direct all defence/evidence to themselves only and to not involve their solo anymore, I did as they requested and sent my defence directly to them as they are the claimant, but now they have informed me that they can't deal with it and I should only send my defence to their solicitor and not to them.
Am I okay as I served my defence to the address to which the claimant asked for in the first instance.

you should send it to both courts. courts will send it to ovo anyway - you're worrying about insignficant things that don't matter.