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Taking a limited company to court
katydive
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi there,
First timer here so please be gentle with me! I’m hoping for some advice. To cut a long story short... bought a car 4 years ago, it suffered various catastrophic failures in the first 6 months, try as we might we couldn’t get the garage to fix the problem and in the end they flat out refused to deal with me. Due to various factors including debt and bereavement it has taken me this long to be able to afford to deal with it. I know that legally I have up to 6 years to make this claim. Anyway... wrote to the limited company address that is listed on companies house they never replied so a default judgement ccj was made against them. They are now appealing to have this set aside claiming that I sent the forms to the ‘wrong address’ instead of the car garage site (a different one). Now forgive me if I’m wrong but all advice given to me was to send it to the one that was the official conpany address, I mean they must have picked up the notice of CCJ, also sent to the official address. So what do I need to expect at this hearing? Is the judge going to want all the ins and outs of the case or is he/she purely there to decide if the defendant has good enough grounds for not replying?
First timer here so please be gentle with me! I’m hoping for some advice. To cut a long story short... bought a car 4 years ago, it suffered various catastrophic failures in the first 6 months, try as we might we couldn’t get the garage to fix the problem and in the end they flat out refused to deal with me. Due to various factors including debt and bereavement it has taken me this long to be able to afford to deal with it. I know that legally I have up to 6 years to make this claim. Anyway... wrote to the limited company address that is listed on companies house they never replied so a default judgement ccj was made against them. They are now appealing to have this set aside claiming that I sent the forms to the ‘wrong address’ instead of the car garage site (a different one). Now forgive me if I’m wrong but all advice given to me was to send it to the one that was the official conpany address, I mean they must have picked up the notice of CCJ, also sent to the official address. So what do I need to expect at this hearing? Is the judge going to want all the ins and outs of the case or is he/she purely there to decide if the defendant has good enough grounds for not replying?
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