General Legal Question

[Nightmare4banks]

Hi all!

 

I have a general legal question that applies to any claim that exceeds 15,000 pounds - multitrack.

 

In brief:

 

1.The claimant is suing for a sum that exceeds 15,000 pounds and the defendant has counterclaimed for the same amount.

 

2.The claimant's acting solicitor and another witness have signed witness statements/statements of truth but as time goes on the case of the claimant case ooks abit shaky(as they have been telling porkies and in contempt of court) and the claimant is trying to get out of a final trial hearing and apply for summary judgement against the defendant as neither witness seems to be compelled to attend.

 

3.The claimant has both a solicitor and barrister but the defendant is a litigant in person.

 

What is the likely possible course of action a judge would take if he/she is aware of these antics i.e.issuing a large claim against someone but knowingly that if this case would be concluded it would either be struck out or the defendant would more likely win?

 

Any views would be highly appreciated.

 

Many thanks in advance.

[mattyarmouth]

Is it for loan or credit card ect.. some more info may help people ans the question!

 

Can anyone help with my case please

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/legal-issues/226535-help-set-aside-do.html#post2509926