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Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: Jag84
Date: August 8, 2024, 10:49 am
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Ok thx, so I assume I send the email to
"ClaimResponses.CNBC@justice.gov.uk" ?
Anything particular I should put in the subject header of the
email ? Was thinking of putting in just the claim number
#Post#: 34184--------------------------------------------------
Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: Jag84
Date: August 22, 2024, 12:16 pm
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I've sent the "defence2 and "defence order" to the court and
received a response from the court. They said they have sent my
defence to the claimant
I've also now received a letter from DCB saying they have
reviewed my defence and have decided to continue to proceed
Below link hopefully should give you access to all the documents
I sent and the responses I have received
HTML https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/zkost8ic4h2k7awgo7s02/AAL-H72pvI9Ts5LFZIp-DQU?rlkey=eptg9ea37u499vhsxrxz04f2v&st=boj13zpc&dl=0
What should I do next if anything ?
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Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: b789
Date: August 22, 2024, 1:36 pm
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You now wait for your own N180 Directions Questionnaire. You can
check your claim history on MCOL which will say when it was sent
to you. You can download one in preparation and complete it
ready to email to the court and the claimants solicitor.
HTML https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/66a8b019ce1fd0da7b592f43/N180_0724.pdf
It is fairly straightforward. You are the defendant and only you
are a witness. Mediation is now compulsory but is only a
telephone call and you simply tell the mediator that you are not
prepared to offer anything. Over and done with in 5 minutes.
When you submit the DQ, it is sent as a pdf attachment to an
email. You send it to both the claimants solicitor and the CNBC
DQ.cnbc@justice.gov.uk and CC in yourself. As with the defence,
you should get an auto-response from the CNBC within a few
minutes.
You can also include the draft order together with the following
transcripts and a very short covering letter stating:
“Bearing in mind the contents of the defence I would strongly
suggest that the judge makes the attached order in support of
which I also attach transcripts of two cases which support the
proposition that the judge should make the order I suggest”.
CPM v Akande transcript
HTML https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/y631olc61z1slr6xfrdsk/CPM-v-AKANDE.pdf?rlkey=kltpojedcxiwarxr0sdfyjo05&dl=0
CEL v Chan transcript
HTML https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/xy54utt9djv55xitfp7lk/CEL-appeal-transcript.pdf?rlkey=304syf9czf5arl3i1u1ircjln&dl=0
#Post#: 34236--------------------------------------------------
Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: Jag84
Date: August 22, 2024, 3:46 pm
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When you say "You can also include the draft order" ....... do
you mean the "Defence Order" ?
Is the below email response adequate ?
"Dear Sir
I attach the completed DQ as well as the "Defence Order" which
I also sent in my initial email with my "Defence"
Bearing in mind the contents of the defence I would strongly
suggest that the judge makes the attached order, in support of
which I also attach transcripts of two cases which support the
proposition that the judge should make the order I suggest”.
Yours sincerely
Signed"
Attach to email DQ, Defence Order, the two transcripts........
Haven't attached the Defence document do I need to ?
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Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: Jag84
Date: August 23, 2024, 11:02 am
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I hope the above is OK if not please could you let me know ?
A further question regarding the N180 form
In section F3 it asks how many witnesses will give evidence on
your behalf at the hearing. Does that mean my wife will have to
attend the hearing ?
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Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: b789
Date: August 23, 2024, 12:58 pm
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What you have above is fine to send.
Only any witnesses, including you, who are going to attend is
required. Why do you need your wife to attend? If you need any
evidence from her, you can just submit a written Witnes
statement from her.
The only reason the question is asked on the form is so they
canspssigne a room big enough to accommodate everyone.
#Post#: 34468--------------------------------------------------
Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: Jag84
Date: August 24, 2024, 10:28 am
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Apologies in advance if this is a stupid question but would
anyone need to attend from my side, can I just put in zero
witnesses ?
I assumed this would be done without anyone needing to be
present but I noticed the Claimant in his form has put down 1
witness attending from their side
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Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: b789
Date: August 24, 2024, 11:28 am
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You would have to attend, if it ever gets as far as a hearing.
So, you would be the only witness.
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Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: Jag84
Date: September 4, 2024, 6:18 am
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I haven't received any email or post asking me to fill out N180
form from courts
Any ideas how long they usually take ?
#Post#: 35589--------------------------------------------------
Re: I've followed the wrong advice anyway out ?
DIR By: b789
Date: September 4, 2024, 6:22 am
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It can take up to several months. Patience is the order of the
day. You can keep checking your MCOL history as it will update
with the date they send you the N180.
In the meantime, you can simply download your own N180 DQ
HTML https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/66a8b019ce1fd0da7b592f43/N180_0724.pdf,<br
/>complete it online and have it ready to send as a PDF
attachment
to an email when you see notification that one has been sent to
you.
In case you don't receive it for any reason, if the MCOL history
shows that the claimant has submitted theirs, you can then
simply send yours to dq.cnbc@justuce,gov.uk and to the claimants
silicitor and CC in yourself.
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