Small Claims Court, Reduce Claim

[akj501]

Hi,

I recently submitted a claim against a firm and have been sent a N180 form to complete. However in the process of building my evidence I incorrectly stated I purchased an appliance for £200 more than what I actually paid, this was an error on my part and I want to be honest. What is the correct process going forward?

I read online to just email the court but elsewhere it says I could end up paying £300+ for the change. At this point do I just leave it and explain at medication/hearing or try and get it changed?

To confirm I have not sent the N180 form off yet.

Thanks in advance

[atticus]

Leave notifying the court to the mediation (no 'c') or hearing. You can of course tell the defendant now that your claim included this small error that you will be correcting.

[akj501]

Leave notifying the court to the mediation (no 'c') or hearing. You can of course tell the defendant now that your claim included this small error that you will be correcting.

Hi,

So do I need to inform the defendant now or just wait till the hearing?

If I do tell the defendant should I just send in a letter?

Many thanks

[atticus]

I said that you can inform the defendant now. It is best done in writing.