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    I have a court case which is to be heard in January. The claimant is going for full possession of my property (commercial) over a dispute over service charges. I said the lender should not have paid these as they are disputed and not due. I also have a counterclaim. What happens to the claim if I were to pay the disputed amount in full? Does my counterclaim continue? thank you for reading.
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    Originally posted by Sickofbullies View Post
    I have a court case which is to be heard in January. The claimant is going for full possession of my property (commercial) over a dispute over service charges. I said the lender should not have paid these as they are disputed and not due. I also have a counterclaim. What happens to the claim if I were to pay the disputed amount in full? Does my counterclaim continue? thank you for reading.
    In normal circumstances, the claim would fall away, and the counterclaim would continue.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by pt2537 View Post

      In normal circumstances, the claim would fall away, and the counterclaim would continue.
      Thank you.

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