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Re: Court Claim - Lowell Portfolio / Shop Direct LTD - 11-2-2015
No, I wouldn't do that, as they may well take it as your defence, I know someone who sent a letter to the court and it was admitted as their defence even though it wasn't meant to be and wasn't worded as such.
Along with the claim you would have received a response pack, in it you'll have form N009 - Acknowledgment of service and instructions. That one is just to acknowledge and tick the box that says: " I intend to defend all of this claim". The idea is that you can send that form by post, however, as you are short on time, you could just fill it in then scan it or try and take a clear picture of it and attach it to your email. The email address is correct and you should use the claim number on the subject heading, however, I would change it to 'Acknowledgment of Service'.
If you want to track the email there's a service you can use. It's normally a paid service but you can have a free trial with 10 messages sent. Unlike other free trials, there's no need to supply card details and then cancel before the trial expires, you can just use your 10 free messages which should be enough while you are dealing with this claim. http://didtheyreadit.com/index.php/memberreg :thumb:
Originally posted by wanters
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Along with the claim you would have received a response pack, in it you'll have form N009 - Acknowledgment of service and instructions. That one is just to acknowledge and tick the box that says: " I intend to defend all of this claim". The idea is that you can send that form by post, however, as you are short on time, you could just fill it in then scan it or try and take a clear picture of it and attach it to your email. The email address is correct and you should use the claim number on the subject heading, however, I would change it to 'Acknowledgment of Service'.
If you want to track the email there's a service you can use. It's normally a paid service but you can have a free trial with 10 messages sent. Unlike other free trials, there's no need to supply card details and then cancel before the trial expires, you can just use your 10 free messages which should be enough while you are dealing with this claim. http://didtheyreadit.com/index.php/memberreg :thumb:
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