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ChirpyChicken

Wow that is bad luck 
But the good news is dcb legal may accept around in full and final settlement and the ccj will be cleared off. 
I will send you a contact email address to use

Gr1pr

Wormaldinho9 said:

@ChirpyChicken
@Gr1pr
@Coupon-mad
 
Guys how bad luck is this, it looks like the judgement was issued today around 40 mins before i submitted my AOS. Can anything be done? 

That is why I asked to see it

Coupon-mad

But why is it listed in that order? Looks like your AOS was processed first...?

Coupon-mad

Hang about. I've queried the order of entries there. An AOS done online is immediate.

Wormaldinho9

Coupon-mad said:

Hang about. I've queried the order of entries there. An AOS done online is immediate.

Thanks but it was submitted after theirs (19.08) unless i'm missing something. 

ChirpyChicken

Coupon-mad said:

Hang about. I've queried the order of entries there. An AOS done online is immediate.

There is a difference between submitted and received in relation to MCOL
And not Quite a document is submitted,  then it takes to time be " received "

Wormaldinho9

Is it worth submitting my defence still? A little confused as how to proceed.

ChirpyChicken

Wormaldinho9 said:

Is it worth submitting my defence still? A little confused as how to proceed.

No you can longer do that, ive advised who to email as to negotiating the amount paid , offer £60 

This is the relevant part of the CPR - However i believe filed may be classed as received and not submitted, it any case it would require a set aside application so its quite mute

12.3

(1) The claimant may obtain judgment in default of an acknowledgment of service only if at the date on which judgment is entered—

(a)t he defendant has not filed an acknowledgment of service or a defence to the claim (or any part of the claim); and

(b) the relevant time for doing so has expired.

(2) Judgment in default of defence (or any document intended to be a defence) may be obtained only—

(a) where an acknowledgement of service has been filed but, at the date on which judgment is entered, a defence has not been filed;

(b) in a counterclaim made under rule 20.4, where at the date on which judgment is entered a defence has not been filed,

and, in either case, the relevant time limit for doing so has expired.

(Rule 20.4 makes general provision for a defendant’s counterclaim against a claimant, and rule 20.4(3) provides that Part 10 (acknowledgement of service) does not apply to a counterclaim made under that rule.)

Wormaldinho9

I’ve emailed them to offer the settlement amount. Will let you know once I’ve received a response. Thanks 

troublemaker22

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