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Legal advice needed - but how to get it?
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What in your t&cs is he disputing ? I have found solicitors tend to always look on the black side.I would go with a county court summons and if its disputed go to arbitrationVuja De - the feeling you'll be here later0
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I am not sure you need legal advice - to be frank you just need to get on with taking action!
Thye have bounced a cheque on you and you can take action on this cheque, not the original invoice.
Have a look at this (not my site) http://www.turbervilles.co.uk/assets/Factsheets/Bounced%20Cheques.pdf
Your terms and conditions are your terms and conditions. In other words if I buy something from you and I have the opportunity to review your T&C before the transaction I cannot dispute them afterwards as long as they are 'reasonable'.0
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