Letter Before Claim - SCS Law & UKPC - Please Advise

D_P_Dance

She told me that they could not accept anything by hand due to covid

According to government information on TV, the virus is nit transmitted on letters.  

Le_Kirk

Couldn't accept it by you handing it over the counter but could accept it if you posted it and some other person (after it has been handled by countless others in the postal system) hands it over in a couple of days time!

CVKTA

According to government information on TV, the virus is nit transmitted on letters.  

My brain has reached capacity for today I think!
To complete the day, I've just received a direct email from DJ Bull offering to clear up the confusion that has occured by my visit and conversation with the clerk today. She stated that they received my documents by email and that due to the current situation they have agreed to relax the limit and have this afternoon printed my evidence. She closed by hoping that her email had offered some clarity.
Roughly translated, our resident C-M was correct all along of course   
I didn't feel comforatable taking the risk to be honest but sorted now.
Off for a lie down...

Le_Kirk

CVKTA said:

According to government information on TV, the virus is nit transmitted on letters.  

My brain has reached capacity for today I think!
To complete the day, I've just received a direct email from DJ Bull offering to clear up the confusion that has occurred by my visit and conversation with the clerk today. She stated that they received my documents by email and that due to the current situation they have agreed to relax the limit and have this afternoon printed my evidence. She closed by hoping that her email had offered some clarity.
Roughly translated, our resident C-M was correct all along of course   
I didn't feel comfortable taking the risk to be honest but sorted now.
Off for a lie down...

......... and all that could have been avoided if they had taken the simple expedient step of amending the auto-response!

CVKTA

......... and all that could have been avoided if they had taken the simple expedient step of amending the auto-response!

I was going to reply with the same but thought I may have made a friend so didn't want to push it!

CVKTA

Hi all, just about to start with a WS which I'll post for critiquing once completed. I've gone through the forum and found some examples, I'm liking the layout (and of course success!) of @DAngel 's WS.
I'll post once drafted but any ideas before hand feel free to throw my way!
Thanks

DAngel

I think a couple criticisms of my own WS was that it was a bit too long and waffly and really didn’t need as much detail as it had. Someone on my forum commented that it looked more like a defence! So keep yours more succinct. Good luck, I’m still following your story - looking forward to a successful outcome for you! 

CVKTA

DAngel said:

I think a couple criticisms of my own WS was that it was a bit too long and waffly and really didn’t need as much detail as it had. Someone on my forum commented that it looked more like a defence! So keep yours more succinct. Good luck, I’m still following your story - looking forward to a successful outcome for you! 

Fab, thanks for the advice and congrats to you!!

Le_Kirk

CVKTA said:

Hi all, just about to start with a WS which I'll post for critiquing once completed. I've gone through the forum and found some examples, I'm liking the layout (and of course success!) of @DAngel 's WS.
I'll post once drafted but any ideas before hand feel free to throw my way!
Thanks

It's good to start of with a WS that someone has used successfully but remember that a WS is "in support of your defence as already filed" so you can only use it for style and format.  The WS is personal to you and your circumstances.  Also remember what @DAgel wrote about waffle. WSs are not regurgitated defences, they are "in support of the defence" and the evidence that goes with the WS is to back up your defence.

CVKTA

Perfect thanks for the guidance Le Kirk