Dcb Legal/County Court Claim Form - PCN from 2019

Coupon-mad

Just forward your sent email again, of course.

ATK86

Coupon-mad said:

Just forward your sent email again, of course.

Thanks for the prompt reply, I'll take your advice, however I am worried that they may state they haven't received the email, then a CCJ may be activated or something? Would it not be worth sending the paper copy as well to cover my self... TIA

ATK86

I have automated responses via email from DCB Legal and DQ CNBC, so I'll leave it there? They cant say they never received the copy. I have sent them twice. 

I hope they do not only accept physical paper copies, but I trust you guys know better than me.

LDast

ATK86 said:

The text box for question D1 is awful small to write my reasons for declining this option.

A simple text box overlay using 9 point Arial or Helvetica font will fit perfectly within the box.

ATK86

LDast said:

ATK86 said:

The text box for question D1 is awful small to write my reasons for declining this option.

A simple text box overlay using 9 point Arial or Helvetica font will fit perfectly within the box.

I have done that on the electronic copy, it's just the paper copy they sent in the post there's not enough room. But I have completed and sent the DQ twice now and sent via email. just unsure if they require the paper copy also?

Coupon-mad

No that's fine.

ATK86

Hi guys, I received a letter from CNBC in the last few days

'This claim has been transferred to the County Court at _______ (my home town) for allocation. On receipt, the file will be referred to a procedural judge who will allocate the claim to track and give case management directions. Details of the judge's decision will be sent to you in a notice of allocation.

Does this mean the case is likely to be heard without myself or the claimant needing to attend a hearing? Does it sound to you that the case will go ahead after all?  TIA

Gr1pr

You are speculating and don't appear to have studied the 12 steps in the defence template, or everything in the second post in the newbies sticky thread, I suggest that you read everything you can , also reading recent court claim cases so you know what to expect 

Always assume that the whole process will be followed all the way to a hearing, a hearing where both parties attend, that is the planned journey for all sides 

It may breakdown on the way, the journey may be abandoned or the route changed, but the typical plan is progressing in the usual manner 

Coupon-mad

ATK86 said:

Hi guys, I received a letter from CNBC in the last few days

'This claim has been transferred to the County Court at _______ (my home town) for allocation. On receipt, the file will be referred to a procedural judge who will allocate the claim to track and give case management directions. Details of the judge's decision will be sent to you in a notice of allocation.

Does this mean the case is likely to be heard without myself or the claimant needing to attend a hearing? Does it sound to you that the case will go ahead after all?  TIA

It's an odd use of the word 'decision' but it doesn't mean a decision on the entire case.

Just means "Judge's Directions to follow".

ATK86

Hi guys, after 8 months of nervous waiting and all the hassle, i finally received confirmation DCB Legal wont be pursuing the claim in court. Thanks for all contributed help and support, it meant a lot.

If anyone is going through similar reads this, please continue to defend yourself, follow the advice and don’t give up.

Really overjoyed I’ve saved myself almost £400, thank you