Counter charging for PCN at small claims court

Umkomaas

morganbach75 said:

Important note for you forum if this is new restriction? The online submission only allows ca. 120 lines which is half the above. Really not much. Going to contact the court to see if they'll accept electronically as prefer to avoid snail-mail...

It's great to get new revelations via an 'important note' for the forum'. Good to have newbies looking out for us.  Eureka!

KeithP

morganbach75 said:

Important note for you forum if this is new restriction? The online submission only allows ca. 120 lines which is half the above. Really not much. Going to contact the court to see if they'll accept electronically as prefer to avoid snail-mail...

Am I wasting my time here?

Please read again my posts on this thread - your thread.

Coupon-mad

morganbach75 said:

Important note for you forum if this is new restriction? The online submission only allows ca. 120 lines which is half the above. Really not much. Going to contact the court to see if they'll accept electronically as prefer to avoid snail-mail...

Are you not reading the advice here or in the NEWBIES thread?

D_P_Dance

It's great to get new revelations via an 'important note' for the forum'. Good to have newbies looking out for us.  Eureka!

Grandmothers and eggs comes to mind.

morganbach75

So I've received a Notice to Proceed after about four months of silence, which I can't find a direct reference to under that name in the newbie thread. Is this just another last minute waiving of papers trying to get me to settle, or does this require action? Thanks

Redx

Last minute waving of papers by the claimant

If you haven't done the DQ yet , check your MCOL claim history , see if it's been posted , if yes , download it , fill it in and email to the ccbcaq email address and also email to the wi*** waivers too , CCBC plus claimant

If you have already done the DQ N180 form , wait for court orders from your nominated local court

morganbach75

Excellent. Thought so. Will recheck DQ N180 that I'm sure was the last thing I uploaded and wait for court orders. Assuming if I get these, it means they are actually willing to progress to court? Does this need to be declared on mortgages/ loans etc. whilst pending in this way?
Thanks

Le_Kirk

morganbach75 said:

Excellent. Thought so. Will recheck DQ N180 that I'm sure was the last thing I uploaded and wait for court orders. Assuming if I get these, it means they are actually willing to progress to court? Does this need to be declared on mortgages/ loans etc. whilst pending in this way?
Thanks

Do you actually have a CCJ against your name?  If not, NO, you do not need to tell any mortgage broker (or anybody else for that matter) about an unresolved speculative invoice.  If you do, they will find out if you apply for credit (and other such things) when they do a credit check.

morganbach75

Excellent. No, 45 years of a clear name, this nonsense aside ...

Redx

morganbach75 said:

Excellent. Thought so. Will recheck DQ N180 that I'm sure was the last thing I uploaded and wait for court orders. Assuming if I get these, it means they are actually willing to progress to court? Does this need to be declared on mortgages/ loans etc. whilst pending in this way?
Thanks

No it doesn't mean they are willing to go to court , it means they are prepared to play the game , they can duck out at any time , they have fees to pay , they could discontinue just before any court hearing

So like poker they could have a bad hand but may fold a long way into the game itself , not on the first go around

If you lose in court , pay in full , asap , to avoid any issues to your credit rating

And as mentioned above , no you don't have to declare anything at all , to anyone