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Received county claim form section 69. How to defend, please help?

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  • Received county claim form section 69. How to defend, please help?

    Hello.
    Yesterday I received a Claim form from xxx County Court.
    The claimant claims interest on salary under section 69 of county courts act 1984.

    Basically, my situation is: My Ltd company had a contract with a Ltd company providing services for local councils last year.
    There were self employed people working through my company.
    One person worked for me for 2 weeks and then resigned without signing the contract.
    I explained that I will pay the salary when I receive money from the Ltd council's company.
    But this company postponed payment to three months for various reasons, I have all the correspondence and bank statement.
    And now the person states that because I did not pay straight away, they had to resign and in the claim they ask for interest of 8% for the period of three months which comes to around 600£.
    Well because I am really struggling with funds (personal reasons), and myself received a late payment, I think it was unjust to me, as I also paid fair salary to workers (same as mine). Is there any way I can defend this amount?
    Otherwise it will put me into greater debt burden. Any help appreciated.

    Regards,
    PV
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    Re: Received county claim form section 69. How to defend, please help?

    Did this Person do the work and you have not paid them?

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    • #3
      Re: Received county claim form section 69. How to defend, please help?

      Yes they did the job, but we agreed that everyone will receive the money when councils pay.
      So I paid the next day I received council's payment. that was a week ago.

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      • #4
        Re: Received county claim form section 69. How to defend, please help?

        I know I am not in favor, because of my Ltd company.

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