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NPE/Gkadstones Court Claim Form
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Looks fine, as long as it has a statement of truth, signature, date & the headings.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
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Thanks again, i am just submitting my Defence now but it says a maximum of 122 lines. Is this correct and if so where should i slim down.
Whilst trying to submit my defence i have found it doesnt like the therm 'Civil Procedure' as it throuws up an error.
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What??Craackling86 wrote: »Thanks again, i am just submitting my Defence now but it says a maximum of 122 lines. Is this correct and if so where should i slim down.
Whilst trying to submit my defence i have found it doesnt like the therm 'Civil Procedure' as it throuws up an error.
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STOP NOW!!
Now re-read the guidance you were given in post #3 above - in your very own thread.0 -
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Don't put ANYTHING in on MCOL from now on! Not even a word.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
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UPDATE:
Today I received the generic Directions Questionnaire stating that Gladstones dont want an oral hearing. Should I agree to this or not?
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Read Bargepole's 'what happens when' post linked from post #2 of the NEWBIES thread which tells you exactly how to answer every question on your DQ and how to react to that message from Gladstones.Craackling86 wrote: »UPDATE:
Today I received the generic Directions Questionnaire stating that Gladstones dont want an oral hearing. Should I agree to this or not?
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UPDATE: I have received a letter from my local court saying a judge has looked at the case and allocated it to the small claims track and i have a court date.
I now need to start preparing my witness statement. Any suggestions and pointers appreciated. I HAVE read the newbies thread.
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Yeah , read the newbies faq sticky thread again , plus read Other recent court threads on here , especially the concluded ones , because it's not as if you are the first person to ask , you are not even the 1000th person to ask !!
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hello everyone, I have read the newbie thread and read and re-read the court letter but i cant see a cut off for the witness statements. has anyone else experienced this? i will get it done 28 days before to be safe. Thanks0
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