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Scots buyer, English seller dispute.
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Based on what you've said, I'd go for making the claim in the scottish court. The defendent will probably not even bother contesting as the travel will be a major pain. Will you not get your £44 back if you win (on top of your claim)?
The defendent would then ask for the case to be heard in Gloucestershire.
If that weren't the case you could start sueing everyone in the shetland islands, no-one would turn up in your court, and you'd win every case.
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