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Not sure what is going on. This is the first case i've had that has gone this far.
After starting claim via MCOL Bcard put in defence and now been transferred to local court. I did all the right things..sent copies of schedule of charges to both court and b'card solicitors then in their defence it stated that i had only provided a summary in my POC? I sent a Breakdown of charges?
Today i received a letter called a "notice of allocation listing hearing" which states that a hearing is necessary before a final decision about an allocation can be made. It also says that it needs to identify if this is suitable for fast trak?
can someone explain in laymans what this means please.
transferred to local court. fast trak? pls help
? I sent a Breakdown
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