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  • What should i expect / prepare

    Hi All.

    Could anyone offer any advice on what to prepare ahead of a hearing to have a Judgement set aside (I am the defendant) and also what to expect on the day?

    Thanks So Much
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    Re: What should i expect / prepare

    Hi,
    You need to gather your data regarding the reasons the court should
    order the judgement to be set aside. a bullet pointed list is helpful with
    this.

    You will also have to show that you have a defence to the original claim,
    that has a reasonable chance of success.

    Is the application contested by the claimant?

    nem

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    • #3
      Re: What should i expect / prepare

      Hi Nemesis,

      I have a proposed defence for the original claim that I have now been sent a copy of, will I have to talk though this at the hearing?

      I'm not sure if the application has been contested? would this be something the court can tell me?

      Thank you

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      • #4
        Re: What should i expect / prepare

        Originally posted by Glasgoj View Post
        Hi Nemesis,

        I have a proposed defence for the original claim that I have now been sent a copy of, will I have to talk though this at the hearing?

        I'm not sure if the application has been contested? would this be something the court can tell me?

        Thank you
        Did you inform the claimant that you were applying to have the judgement set aside?

        nem

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        • #5
          Re: What should i expect / prepare

          We have had no direct contact at all. She has been made aware via the court as the hearing date has been scheduled

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