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I have tried searching for 2 hours for another thread explaining this and keep getting info about some courts not using allocation questionnaires any more.
I have returned my AQ, but Abbey have not submitted their AQ and the deadline for them to do so has passed by a couple of weeks.
I telephoned the court and they have said that they will strike out the case and that I should complete a Notice Of Issue (N205A).
I am assuming that I have to tick box A. The only thing is that I have actually received a defence, so I want to check that I am doing the right thing.
Did they have to submit an aq to the court as well? Is this what you received or their Standard defence? if they were supposed to and haven't then I'd complete the notice of issue.
Defence have not submitted AQ on time
and a defence from Abbey
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