eon warrant of entry

joeblack9

Has anyone heard of eon using portsmouth magistrates court to apply for all their warrants of entry for the whole of the uk.
I though you had to apply for a warrant of entry at the nearest magistrates court to where you live.

spiro

I think suppliers will use a court based on where their offices are.

angelin77

I was told by Npower that they would apply for a warrant at a 'local' court'
They have to give you the opportunity to attend so I assume that means the court which covers the area the supply address is in

E.ON_Company_Representative:_Helena

Hi joeblack9,

I think in this instance it's going to best to speak to the warrants department here at E.ON, as they will have the details of the account and what's happening with the court.

If you need some help contacting them, please just ask me.

Thank you

Helena

joeblack9

so Helena do eon use portsmouth court to apply for all their warrants for the whole of the uk. unless someone contests the application is what i am asking. or is this privilaged information.

Cardew

Surely any court in England and Wales has jurisdiction over all areas of England and Wales.

If someone contests the application, and wins, they can claim travel expenses and for lost income from work.

C_Mababejive

Can you contest by post?

Cardew

C_Mababejive wrote: »

Can you contest by post?

I made a claim against a national company in the Small Claims Court - only for a couple of hundred pounds.

I turned up in court, the legal department of this firm submitted a letter stating my claim was invalid. Both myself and the Judge disagreed and I won - plus expenses!

I had no idea their solicitor was not going to turn up. I suppose their reasoning was that to send a solicitor on a 300 mile round trip would cost more than losing the claim.