Letter Before Claim - Gladstone Solicitors UK Car Park Management Limited

Fruitcake

Is the court you chose for the hearing near enough that you can visit in person and camp out there until you get answers to your questions?

joem23

😂 think will just have to prepare for court

Coupon-mad

We agree - attend as soon as the court opens that day - but you haven't sent your Witness Statement and evidence yet, have you?  To be a witness you must send a WS.

Send it in by email tomorrow if not - see examples by @aphex007 and @Daiapolon2021 and adapt.

joem23

Thanks everyone wish me luck... todays the day

i already wrote a WS about a year ago. going to court today am i able to amend the WS or more so add to it now with further comments and bring with me. 
I am also taking proof of being resident with land registry info. 
IT is in my partners name am i able to stand up and represent her ?

Umkomaas

IT is in my partners name am i able to stand up and represent her ?

1. Will she be in attendance (she must be!)
2. You can act as her 'Lay Representative' - a formal role which you need to read up on so you know the parameters. Additionally you will need to respectfully inform the Usher and the Judge of your intention to act as such. 

3. Read, and take with you a copy of, the The Lay Representatives (Rights of Audience) Order 1999.

joem23

Umkomaas said:

IT is in my partners name am i able to stand up and represent her ?

1. Will she be in attendance (she must be!)
2. You can act as her 'Lay Representative' - a formal role which you need to read up on so you know the parameters. Additionally you will need to respectfully inform the Usher and the Judge of your intention to act as such. 

3. Read, and take with you a copy of, the The Lay Representatives (Rights of Audience) Order 1999.

Yes, we will both be in attendance.  

Thanks will read up on the rules of that.

patient_dream

joem23 said:

Umkomaas said:

IT is in my partners name am i able to stand up and represent her ?

1. Will she be in attendance (she must be!)
2. You can act as her 'Lay Representative' - a formal role which you need to read up on so you know the parameters. Additionally you will need to respectfully inform the Usher and the Judge of your intention to act as such. 

3. Read, and take with you a copy of, the The Lay Representatives (Rights of Audience) Order 1999.

Yes, we will both be in attendance.  

Thanks will read up on the rules of that.

Good luck and find time to write a crib sheet on the important parts.so you don't forget plus when you win ask for your costs

joem23

Thanks a lot everyone we won! Will be submitting court costs aswell. 

Thanks for all the advice!

Coupon-mad

joem23 said:

Thanks a lot everyone we won! Will be submitting court costs aswell. 

Thanks for all the advice!

Yay! The Judge is letting you claim costs too?

When you've calmed down, tell us more. What the Judge said, were you allowed to be a lay rep, what did the other side say, what went wrong for them (Claimant) and what points won it?!

You did brilliantly, especially given you had to turn up blind to court today, not even knowing the time of the hearing, because the court never sent you those Directions and was presumably using the wrong address for you?  Did you get to the bottom of where the Hearing letter went?

patient_dream

Well done, another Gladstones spanking

Please tell us the gory details what the judge said please

I think the courts are thinking about putting stocks outside the court with a free supply of rotten eggs for money fakers