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Re: Court Claim - lowell / jd williams - 2-9-2015

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    Re: Court Claim - lowell / jd williams - 2-9-2015

    hi has anybody got an idea where i go from here ? ive sent my defence letter to the court and i now have received a reply attached saying the court as received my defence and bryan carter solicitors may get in touch with me to make an arrangements ? , what will happen now please if no one contacts me ? thanks pat
    Last edited by patman1234; 27th October 2015, 16:13:PM. Reason: put photo up
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    Re: Court Claim - lowell / jd williams - 2-9-2015

    Originally posted by patman1234 View Post
    hi has anybody got an idea where i go from here ? ive sent my defence letter to the court and i now have received a reply attached saying the court as received my defence and bryan carter solicitors may get in touch with me to make an arrangements ? , what will happen now please if no one contacts me ? thanks pat
    Hi standard reply Carter has 28 days to respond to your defence, if Carter does not respond in time the court will stay the claim.
    However you will not be informed so if you don't hear anything from him check with the court for information just after the 28 days expire.

    nem

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      Re: Court Claim - lowell / jd williams - 2-9-2015

      thanks pat

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        Re: Court Claim - lowell / jd williams - 2-9-2015

        Originally posted by patman1234 View Post
        thanks pat
        Ok Pat let us know if anything crops up.

        nem

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          Re: Court Claim - lowell / jd williams - 2-9-2015

          will do thanks alot pat

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