Evri - Lost 2 ebay parcels approx. £600 - court claim issued ***Settled in Full***

[AndyOrch]

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[AndyOrch]

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[AndyOrch]

On 01/07/2023 at 12:28, BankFodder said:

I'm a bit surprised that you haven't been required to pay the hearing fee.

Have you prepared and filed your court bundle?

@Andyorch

Normally date of payment for the hearing fee is listed as part of the directions within the Notice of Allocation n157.

[AndyOrch]

That's a N24 Notice of PTR (Pre Trial Review /case Management) not your Notice of Allocation N157 or equivalent as this is a Beta MCOL new style claim.

If the defendant has failed to comply with the directions (you said you had not received a response/statements ?) this hearing could be to determine the defendant's actions and possibly strike out their  defence.

[AndyOrch]

We have had a few in the Financial legal Issues forum (claims from creditors) which have taken over 12 months from allocation to hearing date so it does happen. I suppose its down to certain County Courts and their workload and back logs etc.

 

 

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[AndyOrch]

Well done and for reference...

What happens if payment is received?

If at any stage of the proceedings you decide you no longer want to proceed with a claim, or if it has been paid in full, you can click on the ‘update claim status’ button from your homepage.

Please note that the information may take up to 10 working days to be recorded onto the court system. Remember - it is your responsibility to inform the court that a case has been paid or should be discontinued. You should also inform the defendant that you have taken
the appropriate action to withdraw the claim.

Please wait until funds have cleared before you mark the case as paid. If you advise the court that a case has been paid but then the payment does not clear, you will be required to make an application to a District Judge and pay a fee in order to reinstate the case. You must
provide the court with the date that you received the money. As with all information provided to the court the date must be accurate.

Andy

 

[AndyOrch]

That's correct your claim was transferred out of MCOL for allocation. The above is for default judgments or unallocated claims.