New N180 form (directions questionnaire)

anony-moose

Sorry, if this has already been raised, but the new N180 form seems to suggest that mediation is required, rather than being opt-in/agree to be referred. Section A is now just a statement and Section E is all about your mediation appointment.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/664cb5df993111924d9d3928/N180_0524_save.pdf

Has anyone got a digital copy of the old form from 06/22?

anony-moose

Never mind, I found this:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80841160#Comment_80841160

There's a saved older version in the dropbox link at the bottom.

Piggulito

anony-moose said:

Never mind, I found this:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80841160#Comment_80841160

There's a saved older version in the dropbox link at the bottom.

Did you just sent the old version? Did it work?

Coupon-mad

No it won't be accepted. People tried.

anony-moose

Piggulito said:

anony-moose said:

Never mind, I found this:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80841160#Comment_80841160

There's a saved older version in the dropbox link at the bottom.

Did you just sent the old version? Did it work?

I think mine worked at the time; can't vouch for whether it still works. Guessing @Coupon-mad would know better than me.

Coupon-mad

It no longer works. Compulsory Mediation is in place now.

bbestmann

So does one have to pay for mediation?

KeithP

bbestmann said:

So does one have to pay for mediation?

No.              

Coupon-mad

bbestmann said:

So does one have to pay for mediation?

Defendants obviously pay nothing to defend a claim. Think about it. There'd be no justice if scammers could bring random claims abd make victims pay fees along the way.