'Claim made against you' Small claims form

Rico30

Hi guys,

ive recieved a Small court claims that i had forgotten to place a AOS on. 

today a judgement was made agaisnt me and i am unable to produce a defence. 

What are my options here and do i now have a CCJ ?

Rico30

Ive added the POC. 

Really messed up here, ive just had a hectic couple of weeks and has completely slipped my mind. 

I do have the option to request the default to be set aside, but will i have any luck by simply just stating that i had forgot? 

Gr1pr

Post the Issue date from the top right of the MCOL claim form below 

No you cannot use excuses like that 

It would probably cost you £313 to try to get it set aside,  with no guarantee of success or your money back 

You may be best paying it in full before the deadline 

Coupon-mad

So sorry, but you will have to pay it in full. This has been an very expensive - as well as hectic - couple of weeks for you but your window to defend is now shut.

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