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I can find something, but can I ask what reason for? Has your case been transfered?
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My case was transferred months ago and I've heard nothing since. Typically how long does it take to reach a hearing? The court officer told me the court was overrun with cases. But I think justice delayed is justice denied.
My case was transferred months ago and I've heard nothing since. Typically how long does it take to reach a hearing? The court officer told me the court was overrun with cases. But I think justice delayed is justice denied.
Try ringing the court.I was transferred last week,rang the court today and was told it would be heard on the 7/2/07 at Leeds mercantile.Some letters not been sent out yet
I've been given a date (23/1), but no time. It says that it will only take 30 minutes, but I've been given no indication of what its about or what I have to provide beforehand.
Any ideas? Will call court on Monday though I suppose.
what is mercantile?
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