Case moved to a different local court - a good sign?

markshark_2

Hi all,

My gf's case of reclaiming bank charges was transferred from Northampton(?) after Barclays issued a defence, to our local court. However, we've since received a letter that the case has been moved again to another local court/judge.

Is this a good sign or not? I was thinking that perhaps this particular judge is taking most/all of the local cases in South Wales?

I'd just never heard of this before

Cheers.

markshark_2

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Helloo? Anyone

Stephen_Leak

All cases (except those where the claimant specifies their local court?) start out at Northampton, because that's where MCOL are located.

I can't see anything suspicious about a second change. They could just be levelling out the workload. Its not as if it is going to make any difference to the final result.

markshark_2

Thanks Stephen. I'm not worrying about it, rather the opposite to be honest. I was hoping that all the local claims were being pushed to this particular court/judge because he was used to dealing with them?

Wondering if anyone else in South Wales has experienced this, or is it just levelling of case loads?