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Should I accept offer of small claims mediation or go to court

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    Should I accept offer of small claims mediation or go to court

    Excel parking in Stockport had a faulty machine which said out of order not in use. I have a witness who is my granddaughter. Excel are claiming that I should have known to use a machine in another car park.

    Should I accept mediation service or go to court. I am worried that mediation would not include the witness who is my granddaughter.

    thank you Deirdre Webb
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    Re: Should I accept offer of small claims mediation or go to court

    Agreeing to mediation always makes YOU look good ... tagging [MENTION=5354]mystery1[/MENTION] for input tho' xx
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      Re: Should I accept offer of small claims mediation or go to court

      Yes, but it probably won't work so don't get your hopes up.

      M1

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