Hi I have been told by the Judge to amend my particular's do I have to make a new claim or write in with further information?
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Hi Sloan82
Await further advice from members -
You don't need to make a new claim.
Here's some info - https://guide2law.com/how-amend-small-claim
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Originally posted by sloane82 View PostSo I have to fill in a N244 form and 3 N1 forms or just the N244 form
https://guide2law.com/how-amend-small-claim
The fees have increased -
https://legalbeagles.info/forums/for...end-strike-out
But await confirmation from another member that the above is correct.
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As a first step I suggest you post up the Order from the judge, which presumably gave you permission to amend your claim.
My understanding is that if the court has ordered that you amend your particulars of claim you are not required to make an application for permission to amend your claim. If your amend POC increases quantum, you will have to pay a revised issue fee - the difference between the original issue fee and the new issue fee.
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