Dont believe i owe this money for horse share.....what do you think?

muckybutt

Jojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »

It'll cost her more than seventy five quid to get it to court.

Really ?

Court issued small claim fees

Money claims for only £5,000 or less can be heard in the ‘small claims track’ of the county court.

• Up to £300 claimed - £35
• £300.01 - £500 claimed - £50
• £500.01 - £1,000 claimed - £70
• £1,000.01 - £1,500 claimed - £80
• £1,500.01 - £3,000 claimed - £95
• £3,000.01 - £5,000 claimed - £120

Money Claim Online (MCOL) fees

Some court claims can be made online using the Ministry of Justice's secure website Money Claim Online (MCOL).
You can only use Money Claim Online if your claim is for a fixed amount of less than £100,000.

• Up to £300 claimed - £25
• £300.01 - £500 claimed - £35
• £500.01 - £1,000 claimed - £60
• £1,000.01 - £1,500 claimed - £70
• £1,500.01 - £3,000 claimed - £80
• £3,000.01 - £5,000 claimed - £100
• £5,000.01 - £15,000 claimed - £210
• £15,000.01 - £50,000 claimed - £340
• £50,000.01 - £100,000 claimed - £595

squirehorse

Have done that, no worries! Thank you.

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

muckybutt wrote: »

Really ?

Court issued small claim fees

Money claims for only £5,000 or less can be heard in the ‘small claims track’ of the county court.

• Up to £300 claimed - £35
• £300.01 - £500 claimed - £50
• £500.01 - £1,000 claimed - £70
• £1,000.01 - £1,500 claimed - £80
• £1,500.01 - £3,000 claimed - £95
• £3,000.01 - £5,000 claimed - £120

Money Claim Online (MCOL) fees

Some court claims can be made online using the Ministry of Justice's secure website Money Claim Online (MCOL).
You can only use Money Claim Online if your claim is for a fixed amount of less than £100,000.

• Up to £300 claimed - £25
• £300.01 - £500 claimed - £35
• £500.01 - £1,000 claimed - £60
• £1,000.01 - £1,500 claimed - £70
• £1,500.01 - £3,000 claimed - £80
• £3,000.01 - £5,000 claimed - £100
• £5,000.01 - £15,000 claimed - £210
• £15,000.01 - £50,000 claimed - £340
• £50,000.01 - £100,000 claimed - £595

Assuming she isn't a solicitor, and she hasn't seen one to assess the likelihood of getting her 75 quid, I presume she would need to take a day off work, drive there, pay for parking, buy a packed lunch and a coffee whilst waiting for the judge to finish with the more important cases that have presented at the beginning of the day.



Seems like that would cost more than that. The parking spaces nearest my county court cost £4.50 for two hours and then you have to go out and drive around to move it somewhere far enough away that you don't get done for a £130 parking ticket.


Uneconomical to pursue.