Know I should link this to my outstanding thread but, not being able to change the thread title, didn't want this to be overlooked.

In short, Cobbetts applied for a stay last week, heard nothing from Courts, phoned Courts just now and advised that stay refused, hearing going ahead as scheduled tomorrow (with a block of about 30 other cases).

Excellent news, but absolutely bricking it!!

I have a copy of my bundle, but don't have the first clue about representing myself. What will I be expected to say/do?

Any advice would be a Godsend!!

Turn up at court with your bundle, there are , as you say thirty other cases being heard as a block. The likelyhood is that you will not have to say or do much at all.

JUST STICK TO YOUR GUNS AND IF ASKED A QUESTION ANSWER IT THE BEST YOU CAN.

You obviously know what you are claiming for, and the reasons you are claiming. The district judge will not expect you to be a qualified barrister.

Good luck and let us all know what happens!

Dont panic, its good for you that the stay was rejected and i presume that the judge is on your side.

Thanks, Peter, much appreciated.

Have typed up a wee summary to refer to and have recalculated interest again...further £100 to be added!

Has to be said, feel sick with the nerves....

That's great news nell - this link may be useful for tomorow.

Which court is this please?

I would imagine they will settle on the steps of the court.

Thanks, Peter, much appreciated.

 

Have typed up a wee summary to refer to and have recalculated interest again...further £100 to be added!

 

Has to be said, feel sick with the nerves....

Don't mention it.

with regards to the £100, they will know to the penny how much they need to pay you, but its always worth knowing in advance.

Good luck! Hope they settle on the steps for you!

Hedgey, Peter, Livelylad your support is much appreciated.

Thanks for the links; hoping they do settle on the steps, as BF's detailed process has put the fear of God into me! Shall be swotting into the wee hours.

It is to be held at Liverpool Civil & Family Court.

Will let you know how I fare. Thank you, again.