My first court defence

JoeN1988

UncleThomasCobley said:

You do not sign a formal letter "kind regards". That's as bad a signing it "love and kisses". 

You sign a formal letter with "Yours faithfully".

Thank you, I'm learning every step of the way!

Those aside, is there anything else worth including in the email?

Coupon-mad

Judge Murch should instead read:

His Honour Judge Murch.

JoeN1988

Sorry for the banal question: With my DQ email, do i copy in the claimant or ELMS or both?

Not sure if ELMS have left the party yet.

KeithP

JoeN1988 said:

Sorry for the banal question: With my DQ email, do i copy in the claimant or ELMS or both?

Not sure if ELMS have left the party yet.

Not sure?? How can you not be sure?
If you have nothing written saying that Elms are no longer involved, then your completed DQ will obviously be sent to the CNBC and to whoever is mentioned on the Claim Form in the box entitled Address for sending documents and payments (if different)

Coupon-mad

Preferably by email to Elms, though.

JoeN1988

KeithP said:

JoeN1988 said:

Sorry for the banal question: With my DQ email, do i copy in the claimant or ELMS or both?

Not sure if ELMS have left the party yet.

Not sure?? How can you not be sure?
If you have nothing written saying that Elms are no longer involved, then your completed DQ will obviously be sent to the CNBC and to whoever is mentioned on the Claim Form in the box entitled Address for sending documents and payments (if different)

I'm not sure because this is my first time defending a court claim, and I don't know how these things go.

I've currently got both Excel and Elms cc'd in to be safe. Should i remove the Claimant's email?

KeithP

JoeN1988 said:

KeithP said:

JoeN1988 said:

Sorry for the banal question: With my DQ email, do i copy in the claimant or ELMS or both?

Not sure if ELMS have left the party yet.

Not sure?? How can you not be sure?
If you have nothing written saying that Elms are no longer involved, then your completed DQ will obviously be sent to the CNBC and to whoever is mentioned on the Claim Form in the box entitled Address for sending documents and payments (if different)

I'm not sure because this is my first time defending a court claim, and I don't know how these things go.

I've currently got both Excel and Elms cc'd in to be safe. Should i remove the Claimant's email?

If Elms are still involved - and they are still involved if you haven't heard otherwise - then a copy of your completed DQ goes to Elms and nothing goes to Excel.

JoeN1988

Thank you, My DQ complete with CEL v Chan is scheduled to be sent to the CNBC and EMLS tomorrow during business hours.

JoeN1988

So the claimant responded to my SAR today after exactly one calendar month. Sneaky little sausages. 

I haven't had a proper look through it yet but i have seen a letter telling me that ELMS have taken their ball and left the park, so that's one parasite who won't be getting paid.

I've also seen a letter offering a slightly discounted settlement, reminding me that both parties should try and settle their dispute reasonably 🤣🤣

I think I'll take their offer. Thanks so much for your help guys!

JoeN1988

(Only joking)