Small claim submitted - what do I do with the ‘evidence’?

Badger9898

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Small claim submitted - what do I do with the ‘evidence’?

6th September 2022, 15:24:PM

I’ve submitted a small claim for a car that was mis-sold to me

im unsure as to what to do with the evidence I have collated (emails to and from the dealer, receipts, DVSA reports etc). The dealer already has the majority of this information already.

Do I need to send it all to the dealer in the post within 14 days or do I wait until the court requests it, the guidance is unclear and I don’t want to mess this up and lose even more money to this scammer?

Any advice would be appreciated - thanks in anticipation

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6th September 2022, 17:17:PM

You are listing what information you have, irrespective of whether you think the other side already has.
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