Wouldn't they have had to pay though for the n224? Just wondering why they would be willing to spend money again on it

Cost them more for a solicitor

It has a witness statement attached and asks 1. To lift the stay and 2. To strike out the defence pursuant to cpr3.4(2) of the civilprocefure rules on the basis that it discloses no reasonable grounds for defending the claim and/or is an abuse of the court process, and 3. Enter judgement for the sum of £1653.79 They want it dealt without a hearing

The forms are at home and I am working away mate so wont be able to access them with a scanner until the weekend. I have tried to send the actual files again via email. Let me know if any better, if not I will try and get scanned and resent this weekend. Just don't know what sort of timescale I have or if it's just a matter of next waiting to hear from the court? Regards

Please mate as you know I always have trouble uploading things and now I thought I had the hang of it my files are too big. Thanks for the patience and help.

Dx is there any particular exhibit you require or could i send via email of possible? Regards.

Thanks but that's came up as 256mb when all done.

I'm not too sure I'm using office lens and have no access to a scanner at the moment as working away from home and don't know any other way to do them

All from March 20ty 2018 back over please. Regards.

Thank you. How can I relate my old files please? I've been to manage attachments but cant see how to delete them Regards

I can't upload anymore as it says I can only upload 1.28mb. I have another 8 lots of 10 pages.

pdf_restons_2.pdf

Won't allow me to post the rest as says I'm only allowed 4.88 max.

off_restons.pdf

It has a witness statement attached and asks 1. To lift the stay and 2. To strike out the defence pursuant to cpr3.4(2) of the civilprocefure rules on the basis that it discloses no reasonable grounds for defending the claim and/or is an abuse of the court process, or 3. In the alternative to (2) above, an order for summary judgement against the defendant under part 24.2 of the civil procedures rules. The defendant has no real prospect of successfully defending the claim and there is no other compelling reason why the case should be disposed of at trial: and 4. That the defendant do pay the claimants costs on a contractual (indemnity) basis, pursuant to for 44.5