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  • #16
    Is there a blank witness statement I can use, I’m failing to find things today completely

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    • #17
      Is there template draft order, I’m failing to find anything today with the stress.

      which court is it for n244, Northampton as per judgment or local as per warrant?

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Rock lobster View Post
        Is there template draft order, I’m failing to find anything today with the stress.

        which court is it for n244, Northampton as per judgment or local as per warrant?
        You don't need to submit a draft order, just submit a Witness Statements using the template.
        COMPLETING AN N180 DIRECTIONS QUESTIONNAIRE (SMALL CLAIMS TRACK) GUIDE

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        • #19
          All on here https://legalbeagles.info/library/ho...-judgment-ccj/ ( If you can't see them let me know and I'll upload them here )

          actually here.... ( PDF's below )


          Goes to local court that the warrant was from as the case will have been transferred there by Northampton CCBC.
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          • #20
            Ok a change overnight, the claimant has agreed to a payment plan and will call up to suspend the warrant.

            still don’t want a ccj as it wasn’t my fault the n180 didn’t get processed, he’s agreed to Consent to Set Aside, I assume this makes live easier.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Rock lobster View Post
              Ok a change overnight, the claimant has agreed to a payment plan and will call up to suspend the warrant.

              still don’t want a ccj as it wasn’t my fault the n180 didn’t get processed, he’s agreed to Consent to Set Aside, I assume this makes live easier.
              Not necessarily, you shouldn't mention that you have agreed to settle in your application to set aside. He simply needs to consent and you need to present the application as you having send the N180 and the default judgement having been incorrectly entered.

              If successful in the set aside of the judgement the claimant would then need to file a notice of discontinuance with the court to withdraw the claim.

              If the judge gets a sniff that your set aside is just to rid the CCJ from your credit file and you have agreed to settle with the claimant the chances are that the judge would throw the application out as an abuse of process.
              COMPLETING AN N180 DIRECTIONS QUESTIONNAIRE (SMALL CLAIMS TRACK) GUIDE

              My posts here are based on my experience of a variety of life events. I have no formal legal training & if in doubt take professional legal advice or contact CAB. If you follow anything I write here you do so at your own risk & I accept no liability for any loss, costs or other outcomes.

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              • #22
                Thank you

                I’ve only agreed to make a payment arrangement as the warrant was aggressively applied for so soon and need the claimant to ask for a stay on it.

                i don’t agree with the claim and wish to fight it. It’s only got to this stage due to the court not receiving the n180.

                as th claimant has agreed to consent, will i need to pay the £255

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Rock lobster View Post
                  Thank you

                  I’ve only agreed to make a payment arrangement as the warrant was aggressively applied for so soon and need the claimant to ask for a stay on it.

                  i don’t agree with the claim and wish to fight it. It’s only got to this stage due to the court not receiving the n180.

                  as th claimant has agreed to consent, will i need to pay the £255
                  If you make payments on a payment plan or even the fact you have agreed to one is admitting the debt, so you've manoeuvred yourself really into the best outcome being set aside, discontinuance and you paying the instalments you have agreed to clear the debt.

                  The fee with consent if £100.
                  COMPLETING AN N180 DIRECTIONS QUESTIONNAIRE (SMALL CLAIMS TRACK) GUIDE

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