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It is unfortunate that you didn't come here first, as you've fallen into the trap of assuming you had to file your defence via MCOL - you didn't. You could have had a much better defence (in content as well as format) if you'd submitted it as a PDF via email to the CCBC. (After doing the AoS then MCOL should be treated as read-only - nothing else should be done online via MCOL except to track your filing/claim history).
(Your statement of truth is also way out of date BTW).
Get thee to the NEWBIES thread and read the Court section so you know what to expect when, and how to do it.Jenni x2 -
i know, i wish i had posted way before, to get better help but i just didnt think it would go this far, so i basically just copied from google, im kicking myself trust me, from what ive gathered my next step is to wait for the n180, is this right? many thanksJenni_D said:It is unfortunate that you didn't come here first, as you've fallen into the trap of assuming you had to file your defence via MCOL - you didn't. You could have had a much better defence (in content as well as format) if you'd submitted it as a PDF via email to the CCBC. (After doing the AoS then MCOL should be treated as read-only - nothing else should be done online via MCOL except to track your filing/claim history).
(Your statement of truth is also way out of date BTW).
Get thee to the NEWBIES thread and read the Court section so you know what to expect when, and how to do it.0 -
Please re-read the last sentence of my previous reply.
Jenni x1
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