So no rebadging this thread as a win for a week or so then
Claimant threatening summary judgement on stayed ccj claim. Should I reply?
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Nope just hang fire a bit and see what happens xx Sorry that's not a massive woohoooo for you... it is positive though
TBH it's unlikely your statement has been read as the other side have been struck for a procedural point ( non payment of the hearing fee ) rather than their lack of paperwork to evidence their claim or any of your defence points. Did they send you a witness statement at all ?#staysafestayhome
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I got another letter from the court last week stating that the claimant had until xx sept to fulfil para x of order dated xx or the case would be struck out. That para referred to making witness statements to the court and myself
they still have apparently a week on that one..then I got today's letter
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Well they have run the whole case as an afterthought so it's not suprising. Let's hope they know when to call it a day xx#staysafestayhome
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Originally posted by peterfranks View PostI probably won't chase for costs..I know it will only be chump change..but I would like to know if it would have been possibleCOMPLETING AN N180 DIRECTIONS QUESTIONNAIRE (SMALL CLAIMS TRACK) GUIDE
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