DCB Legal - Letter of Claim - multiple pcn's

nopcns

If everything that was advised has been corrected and you've done a thorough proof read of it, then you send it as a PDF attachment by email to the court where the hearing is scheduled to take place. You address the email to both the local court and the clamant or their solicitor if they're using one. CC in yourself too. That way, you can evidence that it was sent and you received a copy of it too.

Have you included a costs assessment?

nomoredebt

nopcns said:

If everything that was advised has been corrected and you've done a thorough proof read of it, then you send it as a PDF attachment by email to the court where the hearing is scheduled to take place. You address the email to both the local court and the clamant or their solicitor if they're using one. CC in yourself too. That way, you can evidence that it was sent and you received a copy of it too.

Have you included a costs assessment?

I have made the changes advised.  I am going to go through it again to check for any errors before sending.  I have also added a page at the end for costs.

Thanks for informing me where to send.

Le_Kirk

Witness statements are sent by e-mail to the court that you/he selected for the hearing on your/his N180/DQ

nomoredebt

Witness statement has now been sent to all relevant parties.  

nomoredebt

The WS has been received from UKPC.  My husband has done a counter claim regarding some of the points.  Does this get sent electronically to the court and DCBL (like the ws) or does he just take this with him as a printed document when he goes?

Coupon-mad

Counter claim? Why?  It's too late for that.

nomoredebt

I might be getting confused.  He emailed me a document called counterclaim today asking me to print it off (like im his PA) asking me to print it off.  I think it might just be notes for himself to take with him next week.

Le_Kirk

It might be, as you say, notes or crib sheet for the hearing OR it might be a supplementary witness statement,  in which case it goes by email to the claimant and the court. 

Coupon-mad

nomoredebt said:

I might be getting confused.  He emailed me a document called counterclaim today asking me to print it off (like im his PA) asking me to print it off.  I think it might just be notes for himself to take with him next week.

He doesn't mean 'counterclaim'. Tell him not to use that word.  Sounds like his crib sheet.

nomoredebt

It's his cribsheet 🫣
Do you have any last minute tips I can pass onto him please before he attends on Tuesday?