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    The opponent in my case wants the small claim case to be heard at hi local court in Canterbury. I am the plaintiff i want i live in central london.
    how much right do i have in where hearing to be heard??
    what can i do to have case heard in London?
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    Re: Which court to go to


    https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/la...courts-of-law/
    Cases dealt with by the county court

    The county court deals with civil cases which are dealt with by a judge or district judge. A case can be started in any county court but it may be transferred to the defendant’s local court. If the case is defended and the claim is for a fixed amount of money, the case will be transferred automatically by the court to the defendant’s local court (if the defendant is an individual not a company). In other cases the defendant can request its transfer.
    All claims arising from regulated credit agreements must be started in the county court, whatever their value.
    For details of regulated credit agreements, see Credit.
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