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    Is it too late to do a CPR 31.14 after claim given an hearing date?
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    Originally posted by brass View Post
    Is it too late to do a CPR 31.14 after claim given an hearing date?
    Yes, you could ask questions under Part 18.
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    • #3
      But they only need answer a part 18 for alleged debts under £10K , ONLY BY ORDER OF THE COURT

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      • #4
        Same with 31.14 - which is normally why you send them pre-allocation if you're likely to want to enforce.

        What kind of questions/ info do you need from the other side ? Is it directly related to a late disclosure from them ?
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        • #5
          The default notice they are relying on and/or the clause in the agreement they say is broken. Without which their claim should not proceed. So far they have not provided either.

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