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  • #16
    Yes, I suspect they will be standard directions, disclosure by list etc ? If you have trouble posting anything you can email admin@legalbeagles.info xxx If you can find the claim form that would be useful to see too, the particulars / brief details of claim specifically.

    It is likely in a fast track claim that you will have to go to court for the hearing but it depends on what documentation they can provide and whether you want to/are in a position to negotiate to avoid the CCJ. Can you give us a bit of idea of your circumstances, working?own your home? etc.
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    • #17
      okay thank you so much i will complete quetionnaire as per your direction and post it
      i will email you once i done this form#
      thanks

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      • #18
        Originally posted by kuttiks View Post
        Also Do i have to go to court ?
        please advise
        Thanks
        In what way?
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