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Letter from CNBC - G24 Limited.
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Read steps 2 & 3
- Do not be surprised to receive an early copy of the Claimant's Directions Questionnaire or the usual template letter saying they 'intend to proceed' and/or want you to 'settle'. Ignore that!
- Wait for your own Directions Questionnaire from the CNBC and then complete & email it to the CNBC (see box below for the DQ email) and cc in the info@ address for the legals acting for the Claimant. It's a simple form but all the DQ answers are here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81302208/#Comment_81302208
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I received email with bulk ligitation as subject from DCBlegal. Should i go ahead to download, fill the form and send it to the relevant emails - DQ.CNBC@justice.co.uk as well as DCBlegal.Gr1pr said:Read steps 2 & 3- Do not be surprised to receive an early copy of the Claimant's Directions Questionnaire or the usual template letter saying they 'intend to proceed' and/or want you to 'settle'. Ignore that!
- Wait for your own Directions Questionnaire from the CNBC and then complete & email it to the CNBC (see box below for the DQ email) and cc in the info@ address for the legals acting for the Claimant. It's a simple form but all the DQ answers are here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81302208/#Comment_81302208
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Do so when your own N180 DQ document arrives in the post from the CNBC in Northampton ( so not from DCB Legal ), if you check your MCOL claim history online, and if it says that it's been posted to you, them yes, download it, fill it in and email it , if not, wait for it to changebuckycasuals said:
I received email with bulk ligitation as subject from DCBlegal. Should i go ahead to download, fill the form and send it to the relevant emails - DQ.CNBC@justice.co.uk as well as DCBlegal.Gr1pr said:Read steps 2 & 3- Do not be surprised to receive an early copy of the Claimant's Directions Questionnaire or the usual template letter saying they 'intend to proceed' and/or want you to 'settle'. Ignore that!
- Wait for your own Directions Questionnaire from the CNBC and then complete & email it to the CNBC (see box below for the DQ email) and cc in the info@ address for the legals acting for the Claimant. It's a simple form but all the DQ answers are here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81302208/#Comment_81302208
Step 1 above tells people to IGNORE the intend to proceed, to ignore their prefilled in DQ, so ignore them
You are waiting for official papers from the CNBC, so ff DCB Legal !1 -
Please just follow what the 8 steps say.
Not sure how to make it any easier and of course you aren't adducing 'expert evidence' in a small claimPRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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