
They seem to be making a rather rash assumption that the Defendant was driving.
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thanks, 5 days has gone though. Only received this today and noticed it was issued on the 22nd, so 6 days gone before I even had the chance! But I will be reviewing the defence and have copied the template letter to word, so I can start to amend the bits needed. I am very confused with it all though, but trying to get my head around it, as I am not paying £1702 more than what the £8 of original charges.Le_Kirk said:As @Coupon-mad writes, just defend using the @hharry100 defence for sparse particulars. Make sure you do the AOS 5 days after the issue date to buy yourself maximum time available.
Exactly. The defendent wasn't driving. Even told them that in appeal last year.KeithP said:I wonder why the Particulars state...
They seem to be making a rather rash assumption that the Defendant was driving.
That's OK, the idea is not to complete the AoS too early as it deprives you of some (couple of days) extra time for compiling the defence.lurpdog101 said:thanks, 5 days has gone though. Only received this today and noticed it was issued on the 22nd, so 6 days gone before I even had the chance!Le_Kirk said:As @Coupon-mad writes, just defend using the @hharry100 defence for sparse particulars. Make sure you do the AOS 5 days after the issue date to buy yourself maximum time available.
Of course you may be right, but do you actually know what a CCJ is and when it becomes effective?lurpdog101 said:A CCJ will literally stop me progressing in my career as well as fact had been working towards a remortgage....
yeah, had one few years back. Unfortunately if I lose this case, which I hope not to, there would be no way I could pay £1700 in 30 days for it not to be counted. I was just giving my worries and stresses being imposed by this unscrupulous people.KeithP said:Of course you may be right, but do you actually know what a CCJ is and when it becomes effective?lurpdog101 said:A CCJ will literally stop me progressing in my career as well as fact had been working towards a remortgage....
If your career depends on it, it might be an idea to find out the facts.
You have to lose a court case and fail to pay the amount awarded within the timescale allowed before there is any lasting County Court Judgment.