What does this mean "you have not supplied sufficient copies for service"

[Amethyst]

No it would just be the notification as per CPR 27.9 as per previous link https://legalbeagles.info/forums/for...vance-at-least

Yes you would serve a copy on the defendant.

27.9

(1) If a party who does not attend a final hearing–

(a) has given written notice to the court and the other party at least 7 days before the hearing date that he will not attend;

(b) has served on the other party at least 7 days before the hearing date any other documents which he has filed with the court; and

(c) has, in his written notice, requested the court to decide the claim in his absence and has confirmed his compliance with paragraphs (a) and (b) above,

the court will take into account that party’s statement of case and any other documents he has filed and served when it decides the claim.

(2) If a claimant does not –

(a) attend the hearing; and

(b) give the notice referred to in paragraph (1),

the court may strike out^(GL) the claim.

(3) If –

(a) a defendant does not –

(i) attend the hearing; or

(ii) give the notice referred to in paragraph (1); and

(b) the claimant either –

(i) does attend the hearing; or

(ii) gives the notice referred to in paragraph (1),

the court may decide the claim on the basis of the evidence of the claimant alone.

(4) If neither party attends or gives the notice referred to in paragraph (1), the court may strike out the claim and any defence and counterclaim.

Be aware though

(4) If a judgment is set aside –

(a) the court must fix a new hearing for the claim; and

(b) the hearing may take place immediately after the hearing of the application to set the judgment aside and may be dealt with by the judge who set aside the judgment.

so cover that base in your documents filed & served.

[gregh286]

No it would just be the notification as per CPR 27.9 as per previous link https://legalbeagles.info/forums/for...vance-at-least

Yes you would serve a copy on the defendant.





Be aware though



so cover that base in your documents filed & served.

(4) If a judgment is set aside –

(a) the court must fix a new hearing for the claim; and

(b) the hearing may take place immediately after the hearing of the application to set the judgment aside and may be dealt with by the judge who set aside the judgment.
so cover that base in your documents filed & served.

Yes, so its possible hearing can take place immediately after set aside is granted. This would be a bad outcome as I would prefer to be present for the hearing....decisions,,decisions.