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I'm at the stage where I commence my court proceedings online tomorrow.
If I'm claiming against the Halifax for a number of accounts do I have to list them separately/make claims for each one or do I lump it all together as one claim amount but list each account number/amount claimed separately etc.?
You can combine them,into 1 amount but if they total over £5000, the claim would no longer be small claims track. List the a/c no's and 1 schedule but listing each a/c separately.
MCOL has v. limited space.
I'd reccommend using N1 with unlimited space for your POCs and being able to attach the schedule with the claim.
Start N1 Court Claim Tomorrow - Question re: multiple accounts
for a number of accounts do I have to list them separately/make claims for each one or do I lump it all together as one claim amount but list each account number/amount claimed separately etc.?
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