UKPC BACK AGAIN

CVKTA

Thanks Redx, I just meant in terms of nothing to complete now until they reach out to me...

Following the 12 steps I know the N180 form is next. Is there any gain in waiting for them to send or is it best to just press on and download it?

Also, at which point to I submit my evidence?

Redx

Wait until it's posted out , then submit it

At the Witness statement Plus exhibits plus summary costs assessment stage , in several months time , a few weeks before the hearing

The what happens when post by Bargepole tells you the running order and timelines

CVKTA

Gotcha, thanks very much!

1505grandad

Make sure you receive an acknowledgement of the defence received.

Also I believe that at present it is the forums advice to send copy of defence to claimant?

CVKTA

I've requested a response from them. Only received the auto response so far.

1505grandad said:

Also I believe that at present it is the forums advice to send copy of defence to claimant?

Interested on this too please....

Jenni_D

Auto response is fine - that means they've got it.

The CCBC is mandated to send the defence to the Claimant, but it doesn't really hurt to also copy it to them. (But be aware that the Claimant's clock to decide on whether to continue the claim only starts ticking when they receive it from the CCBC - and you will never know when that actually happens).

Fruitcake

CVKTA said:

I've requested a response from them. Only received the auto response so far.

1505grandad said:

Also I believe that at present it is the forums advice to send copy of defence to claimant?

Interested on this too please....

At least one PPC routinely claims not to have received court mandated documents/evidence. We have seen cases postponed and possibly even lost because the defendant couldn't prove they sent something.

You could email it and include yourself and even one other recipient (family member/friend). That way you can show it arrived in your inbox (and possibly another one as well) therefore on the balance of probabilities it arrived at the claimant/s and solicitor's inbox. Either that or the claimant has a problem with their email system.

You could also send it by post, first class from a Post Office counter, ensuring you obtain the all important proof of posting. This normally has the recipients address on it.

CVKTA

Thanks Fruitcake.
To avoid any nonsense later on, I've just sent to the claimant and to their shambolic legal turds, with myself and my wife CCd in as recommended.

CVKTA

Just had this drop through the letterbox….

patient_dream

CVKTA said:

Just had this drop through the letterbox….

HAHA ....  it gets more amusing with DCBL as time goes on.  DCBL would have told UKPC it was a farce
This would have been a DCBL spanking in court


Well done, you have saved the court another time wasting episode