WS Help needed for pending CCJ

KeithP

Dontbelievethehype wrote: »

With Respect, Recorded/signed for delivery is the best way. I send many parcels per week and have never had one refused. Where as with a cert of postage you have no actual proof it has been delivered just posted. This way there is a record.

You seem to think you are dealing with a company like John Lewis.

These are not respectable companies.

As has already been said, if the intended recipient refuses to sign, then all you have is confirmation of non-delivery. How does it help if the package is returned to sender? That is just further confirmation that the intended recipient has not received it.

With respect, an item posted First Class is deemed delivered two working days later - Interpretation Act 1978 Section 7.

Just get a free Certificate of Posting at the Post Office counter so that you can prove when it was posted.

Coupon-mad

We never tell people to use Recorded or signed for delivery to a parking firm. But all will be well if your tracking shows they HAVE signed...

Just checking, have you filed & served your costs schedule too, like this example:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/76445468#Comment_76445468

Dontbelievethehype

Coupon-mad wrote: »

We never tell people to use Recorded or signed for delivery to a parking firm. But all will be well if your tracking shows they HAVE signed...

Just checking, have you filed & served your costs schedule too, like this example:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/76445468#Comment_76445468

No I have not filed for costs. Should that have been done along with the WS etc? or is that something I can do on the day?

waamo

Dontbelievethehype wrote: »

No I have not filed for costs. Should that have been done along with the WS etc? or is that something I can do on the day?

Do it at least a week in advance. If you produce it on the day they will claim it's an ambush.

Dontbelievethehype

KeithP wrote: »

You seem to think you are dealing with a company like John Lewis.

These are not respectable companies.

As has already been said, if the intended recipient refuses to sign, then all you have is confirmation of non-delivery. How does it help if the package is returned to sender? That is just further confirmation that the intended recipient has not received it.

With respect, an item posted First Class is deemed delivered two working days later - Interpretation Act 1978 Section 7.

Just get a free Certificate of Posting at the Post Office counter so that you can prove when it was posted.

Thanks for your advise Keith, WS Has been signed for. and I also scanned and sent via email. So double covered.

Dontbelievethehype

waamo wrote: »

Do it at least a week in advance. If you produce it on the day they will claim it's an ambush.

Thank you, What is the best way to send a copy to the court and defendant please.

Coupon-mad

Just post it second class and keep a free certificate of posting (no signed for!).

Dontbelievethehype

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Just post it second class and keep a free certificate of posting (no signed for!).

Thanks Coupon Mad. That should have said Claimant not defendant. :rotfl:

Dontbelievethehype

Update!!

Had a email from my local County Court today, the upcoming hearing has been Vacated due to Judicial unavailability. Has anyone any idea as to how long a new hearing date will take please?

Le_Kirk

Dontbelievethehype wrote: »

Update!!

Had a email from my local County Court today, the upcoming hearing has been Vacated due to Judicial unavailability. Has anyone any idea as to how long a new hearing date will take please?

I am afraid only the court will know.