Received a letter from the county court business centre

marweb27

is suitable for determination without a hearing?

Gr1pr

marweb27 said:

is suitable for determination without a hearing?

Definitely not, the newbies sticky thread in announcements post 2 tells you how to fill it in 

You were strongly advised to email it yesterday, they don't work weekends either, tempus fugit, tick tick tick 

One copy of N180 to the CNBC in Northampton, another copy to the lawyers 

marweb27

It says if no state why not?

i read through that yesterday and couldn’t find the bit about this, i just want to get it sent off

marweb27

How do i send it to the lawyers?

Gr1pr

Thete is a link in the newbies sticky thread to a template that gives you the wording for that box, copy and paste it in
 ( clearly you haven't clicked on the link or you have and didn't read the thread containing the wording. )

You email it to both parties 

marweb27

Think im reading the wrong bit then, nothing seems to be matching what i have on the form, can you post me a link to the right bit?

marweb27

The link i followed says -

• A1 = NO to mediation (they want the whole amount, you want to pay them nothing, so no scope for mediation. This will not go against you)
• B = fill in all the details, name, address, etc
• C1 = YES to small claims track – this is the limited costs track for claims up to £10,000 in value
• D1 = name of your local County Court – unless you are a Ltd company, the case files will be transferred there
• D2 = NO to expert evidence (this relates to medical negligence cases and suchlike)
• D3 = 1 witness (that’s you) (or more if you are going to get another person to provide a statement)
• D4 = Put down the dates of any pre-booked 

marweb27

The form im filling in D1 says suitability for determination 

marweb27

Can i just leave this box blank? Would that really matter, need to get it sent off

Gr1pr

Read the other link

Do not leave it blank