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From reading other threads it would appear that in Scotland if you are claiming say 3k+ and it goes all the way to court, problems can arise.
Multiple claims of £750 may be disallowed in Small Claims Court. I presume the same could apply to multiple claims under the Summary Cause limit of £1500.
Has anyone recent experience or advice on best route to claim £3k+ and what possible costs could be incurred should you loose your claim (not something one wants but its still a possability).
Hi
I am in scotland but going to use mcol with an english addy through Londonpresence.com fo £20.00 pre month who will forward all mail up to my scottish addy and the court i am going to use is in Carlisle just inside the english border so if i have to go to court it wont be as far to travel court addy is
Courts Of Justice
Earl Street
Carlisle
Cumbria
CA1 1DJ
hope this has been some help
Hi Dizzy Duster thanks for the input. Being a layman Im not up this legal jargon, but I read a thread that the CB have won an action against a second £750 claim in scc. Which would suggest that going through summary cause for 2 X £1500 might also fail. I can sort of see that to claim £3k+ I would have to use another means if going to court.
I sent my prelim in to bank for £3k+ and have My lba ready £3k+) for when the 14 days are up.
HI Dizzy just to add to above, if you sent your prelim and lba from your address in Scotland will there not be some legal conflict if you go to court using an address in England. I presume your bank details are in Scotland and your statements go there.
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