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Coupon-mad

That's good! I'd say you can remove para 24 because your intro paragraph says the same thing already. 

Scubanutta

Thank you. Also, there’s a typo in para 2. “The POC appear to be…” should be “appears”.

Coupon-mad

I disagree. POC stands for Particulars of Claim.

Scubanutta

Coupon-mad said:

I disagree. POC stands for Particulars of Claim.

Yes, you’re correct. 

Scubanutta

I’ve printed, had it signed, scanned it as a pdf and sent by email. Received the auto response. 

A little anxious now - but will keep keeping on. 

My partner will be alone for 4 days from 30th-4th. I’m not clear whether he should be looking out for postal communication, or emails from this point.

Scubanutta

URGENT RESPONSE PLEASE 🙏 

My partner has just received a Judgment for Claimant (in default), stating that he has “…not replied to the claim form.” This is not the case. I emailed the defence to the correct address on 20th June, and received an automated response.

What is the advisable procedure please?

The paragraphs in Note to the defendant are very concerning. It states that there is a fee payable to have the judgement set aside! 

Coupon-mad

You did nothing wrong.

Just read the other threads like it (this is all too common) and send a complaint attaching your defence and the acknowledgement email to the CNBC headed UNPROCESSED DEFENCE COMPLAINT and the Claim number.

Also email a separate complaint to HMCTS as they will push the complaint through on your behalf.

You can find other threads like it by search the forum for: 

complain CNBC all too common

or

Judgment default defence

...always change searches to 'newest'.

Scubanutta

This is also really confusing. The letter, printed on the back of the Judgement (is that normal?), is the first court correspondence standard letter. The one we received with the claim. This isn’t right. 

Scubanutta

Coupon-mad said:

You did nothing wrong.

Just read the other threads like it (this is all too common) and send a complaint attaching your defence and the acknowledgement email to the CNBC headed UNPROCESSED DEFENCE COMPLAINT and the Claim number.

Also email a separate complaint to HMCTS as they will push the complaint through on your behalf.

You can find other threads like it by search the forum for: 

complain CNBC all too common

or

Judgment default defence

...always change searches to 'newest'.

Thank you. Complaint by letter to CNBC, or email?  

If they’re not processing defences, what’s to say they’ll process a complaint? 

Coupon-mad

Email.

Like I said in bold, complain to HMCTS too.

If they’re not processing defences, what’s to say they’ll process a complaint?

The dozens of threads like yours that you'll find have ALL had this error reversed easily...