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  • fatbelly
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    Bggwill wrote: »
    Thanks, even though I'm still baffled as to how the court feels they can do that even though i have in effect already won the case when the defendant didn't return the directions questionnaire twice. The n24 letter clearly says failure to return the directions questionnaire will mean that I automatically have the right to enter judgement I hope you see what i mean by bias, to me it seems the court is giving the defence another chance again. What can I do about this?
    Thanks again

    I do see what you mean. It happens all the time.
  • At a guess, i would suggest that the Court still needs to go through the motion of allocating the case just so a Judge can actually stamp the case closed in plaintiffs favour.

    The hard part will be getting the defendant to pay up.
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