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Small Claims Court - Company In Scotland
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I want to make a claim against a company who were originally based in England and have 
now moved to Scotland. I want to go through the small claims court procedure. Do I make the claim through the English courts (as I live in England) or through the Scottish courts as the Company is based in Scotland??
now moved to Scotland. I want to go through the small claims court procedure. Do I make the claim through the English courts (as I live in England) or through the Scottish courts as the Company is based in Scotland?? 0
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You probably have to claim in Scotland simply because the company's address will be outside the jursidiction of the courts in England and Wales. Small Claims cases are held in the court where the person you making a claim against lives.I'm not cynical I'm realistic
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