Neck deep in debts

fatbelly

Respond to the court claim* in the usual way. Add a line about breach of preaction protocol, quoting the rules.

*Cca to creditor, cpr to solicitor, acknowledge service, defend within 28+5 days

All the info is on 

https://legalbeagles.info/forums/forum/legal-forums/court-claims-and-issues/received-a-court-claim

tylery

fatbelly said:

Respond to the court claim* in the usual way. Add a line about breach of preaction protocol, quoting the rules.

*Cca to creditor, cpr to solicitor, acknowledge service, defend within 28+5 days

All the info is on 

https://legalbeagles.info/forums/forum/legal-forums/court-claims-and-issues/received-a-court-claim

So can they get away with it?

MattMattMattUK

tylery said:

fatbelly said:

Respond to the court claim* in the usual way. Add a line about breach of preaction protocol, quoting the rules.

*Cca to creditor, cpr to solicitor, acknowledge service, defend within 28+5 days

All the info is on 

https://legalbeagles.info/forums/forum/legal-forums/court-claims-and-issues/received-a-court-claim

So can they get away with it?

What do you mean by "get away with it?"?

How many days was it from the date on the pre-action letter and the date of the court paperwork?

tylery

MattMattMattUK said:

tylery said:

fatbelly said:

Respond to the court claim* in the usual way. Add a line about breach of preaction protocol, quoting the rules.

*Cca to creditor, cpr to solicitor, acknowledge service, defend within 28+5 days

All the info is on 

https://legalbeagles.info/forums/forum/legal-forums/court-claims-and-issues/received-a-court-claim

So can they get away with it?

What do you mean by "get away with it?"?

How many days was it from the date on the pre-action letter and the date of the court paperwork?

I still have about 7 days to go. I mean can this proceed to court even the 30 days have not lapsed

MattMattMattUK

tylery said:

MattMattMattUK said:

tylery said:

fatbelly said:

Respond to the court claim* in the usual way. Add a line about breach of preaction protocol, quoting the rules.

*Cca to creditor, cpr to solicitor, acknowledge service, defend within 28+5 days

All the info is on 

https://legalbeagles.info/forums/forum/legal-forums/court-claims-and-issues/received-a-court-claim

So can they get away with it?

What do you mean by "get away with it?"?

How many days was it from the date on the pre-action letter and the date of the court paperwork?

I still have about 7 days to go. I mean can this proceed to court even the 30 days have not lapsed

It can, but the court will take a view on that which can range from them allowing everything to proceed and issuing a judgement, to telling the claimant to go away and start again.

Just to check, are you basing this from when you received the letter before action, or the date it is postmarked? For legal purposes a letter posted first class is deemed to have been received the next working day after it was posted regardless of when it was actually received. . 

sourcrates

Did you respond to the pre-action letter??

tylery

MattMattMattUK said:

tylery said:

MattMattMattUK said:

tylery said:

fatbelly said:

Respond to the court claim* in the usual way. Add a line about breach of preaction protocol, quoting the rules.

*Cca to creditor, cpr to solicitor, acknowledge service, defend within 28+5 days

All the info is on 

https://legalbeagles.info/forums/forum/legal-forums/court-claims-and-issues/received-a-court-claim

So can they get away with it?

What do you mean by "get away with it?"?

How many days was it from the date on the pre-action letter and the date of the court paperwork?

I still have about 7 days to go. I mean can this proceed to court even the 30 days have not lapsed

It can, but the court will take a view on that which can range from them allowing everything to proceed and issuing a judgement, to telling the claimant to go away and start again.

Just to check, are you basing this from when you received the letter before action, or the date it is postmarked? For legal purposes a letter posted first class is deemed to have been received the next working day after it was posted regardless of when it was actually received. . 

The date on the letter

MattMattMattUK

tylery said:

MattMattMattUK said:

tylery said:

MattMattMattUK said:

tylery said:

fatbelly said:

Respond to the court claim* in the usual way. Add a line about breach of preaction protocol, quoting the rules.

*Cca to creditor, cpr to solicitor, acknowledge service, defend within 28+5 days

All the info is on 

https://legalbeagles.info/forums/forum/legal-forums/court-claims-and-issues/received-a-court-claim

So can they get away with it?

What do you mean by "get away with it?"?

How many days was it from the date on the pre-action letter and the date of the court paperwork?

I still have about 7 days to go. I mean can this proceed to court even the 30 days have not lapsed

It can, but the court will take a view on that which can range from them allowing everything to proceed and issuing a judgement, to telling the claimant to go away and start again.

Just to check, are you basing this from when you received the letter before action, or the date it is postmarked? For legal purposes a letter posted first class is deemed to have been received the next working day after it was posted regardless of when it was actually received. . 

The date on the letter

The as Fatbelly says, mention that when you submit your defence to the court. 

tylery

sourcrates said:

Did you respond to the pre-action letter??

Funny thing is I was going post it today 

fatbelly

It will be interesting to see how the court views its own protocol being breached