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Help Needed Urgently
Ako66
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Hi All
I had no idea where to post this so if its in the wrong place sorry .
To cut a long story short in suing Black Horse as I was sold a faulty car, This has been going on for 4 years so I decided it was time to involve the courts so I put a claim through a small claims court, The defendant has not replied so I sent a judgment. I have since received a letter from Black Horses solicitors asking me for a breakdown of the amount I am claiming.
Well as I have never done this before I claimed the full amount of the agreement, which I think we are owed but if I put this on the letter will I get the money back or I was also considering breaking it down as follows:
£950.00 Repairs
£300.00 Recovery costs
£200.00 Cost of transport
£150.00 Loss of earnings
£1000.00 Compensation.
£2100.00 Cost of a new vehicle.
I would like to maximise the amount I get back from them but have no idea how to break this down any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I had no idea where to post this so if its in the wrong place sorry .
To cut a long story short in suing Black Horse as I was sold a faulty car, This has been going on for 4 years so I decided it was time to involve the courts so I put a claim through a small claims court, The defendant has not replied so I sent a judgment. I have since received a letter from Black Horses solicitors asking me for a breakdown of the amount I am claiming.
Well as I have never done this before I claimed the full amount of the agreement, which I think we are owed but if I put this on the letter will I get the money back or I was also considering breaking it down as follows:
£950.00 Repairs
£300.00 Recovery costs
£200.00 Cost of transport
£150.00 Loss of earnings
£1000.00 Compensation.
£2100.00 Cost of a new vehicle.
I would like to maximise the amount I get back from them but have no idea how to break this down any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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i think the CAG forums maybe best for you as they have a legal section http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
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Thanks for that I will try them0
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