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Court Claim Form after 2 years - Help appreciated
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Thanks Keith - that makes total sense about the door ajar now; essentially this is the setup and you delve into details later.KeithP said:Well, as an example, let's use that CoP extract.
You Defence may say something like:
The claimant has breached the requirements for a consideration and grace period as stated in the British Parking Association Approved Operator Scheme Code of Practice (version 2018).
Then, using @Redx's terminology, having 'left that door ajar', some months down the line, your Witness Statement will include the quotes from that CoP.
This forum is awash with sample Defences.
The consensus seems to be to simply use what you've said:
The claimant has breached the requirements for a consideration and grace period as stated in the British Parking Association Approved Operator Scheme Code of Practice (version 2018).
So that will be my paragraph 3 and I'll submit the entire defence as recommended. Thanks so much2 -
Can I just also confirm that by emailing this to CCBCAQ@Justice.gov.uk I can ignore the defence section on the MCOL Money Claim Online Portal? (The one that's limited to 122 lines). Just would hate to find out I needed to do something here too, but can't find a mention of it on the newbies thread.0
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Correct , ignore that online Defence box , plus ignore the paperwork , no posting it either , so email onlydilby said:Can I just also confirm that by emailing this to CCBCAQ@Justice.gov.uk I can ignore the defence section on the MCOL Money Claim Online Portal? (The one that's limited to 122 lines). Just would hate to find out I needed to do something here too, but can't find a mention of it on the newbies thread.
The details are in the defence template post by coupon mad , read it again , there are 12 numbered steps1 -
Earlier on this very thread I wrote...dilby said:Can I just also confirm that by emailing this to CCBCAQ@Justice.gov.uk I can ignore the defence section on the MCOL Money Claim Online Portal? (The one that's limited to 122 lines). Just would hate to find out I needed to do something here too, but can't find a mention of it on the newbies thread.Do not try and file a Defence via the MoneyClaimOnline website. Once an Acknowledgment of Service has been filed, the MCOL website should be treated as 'read only'.3 -
Many thanks all - filed. And now we wait. You are all heroes.1
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