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I am trying to pursue a company in Scotland via small claims court, I have received the paperwork back today Subject : Claims Issued Out Of Jurisdiction Please find enclosed claim forms returned to you for service, As this is a claim form to be issues out of the jurisdiction of the court. Money Claims Centre no longer servers the claim form direct to the defendant. The money Claims Centre has received this guidance from Court Business Support and as directed by a District Judge. Rule 6.4b of the cilic Procedure Rules only refer to general service by first class post to a jurisdiction within England and Wales and does not apply to foreign process. There is no provision to serve papers to addresses outside England and Wales I have rang PSU in Liverpool who in my opinion wasn't overly helpful in the pack returned I have :- Notice of issue (Duplicate) - I believe I keep this and fill in the missing dates of when sent, when it was received and date to reply Copy of claim form and submitted evidence - which I send to defendant N510 form - do I send that to the defendant ? Response form - which I assume the defendant needs to ? I need to know if I can put all the paperwork in the post and send via recorded method ? I need to know how many days I have to give the defendant to reply ? I know this is urgent and need to deal with it ASAP thanks for your support
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I may maybe wrong but the way I see it is your contract was with Mr Recovery man, he should of kept hold of your vehicle unless you have permission to pass to garage A I would think legally you would pursue Mr Recovery for you losses
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a garage is allowed to keep your vehicle pending a payment, however you must have a contract with the garage, you must know there term's either verbally or in writting at any point did you (your girlfriend) agree to have your van taken to garage A ? at any point did you give garage A any instructions at all ? have you asked them to store the van while you consider your options ? its going to be harder to prove everything without paper trial, the biggest loos on your behalf is they have the van and the key, you have willing given them to Mr Recovery he is the person you have any contract with unless you gave garage A any instructions?
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Timing belt fitted incorrectly ** Satisfied **
liverpoolluke replied to Odog1980's topic in Garage services
A tensioner bolt would be aprox 10mm thick steel bolt into the side of the engine casings, if the bolt snapped they would have to remove the bit left in the engine casing in order to fit a new bolt, I would suggest the bolt wasn' fitted to the correct torque and has come loose I think they are telling porkies or have missed out some vital information when describing there work to you -
Timing belt fitted incorrectly ** Satisfied **
liverpoolluke replied to Odog1980's topic in Garage services
sounds like your being fobbed of a little ? surely if they have the equipment for VW / Skoda that use's the same engines as the audi's then you would think there equipment would work I was surprised to hear how easy the repair was (unless you have shortened the story) I personally would have thought removing a broken tensioner bolt would be a hell of a job to do, equally what would cause a bolt like that to break? -
sadly although it has cost you more in other ways, this solution is as much as you can reasonably be expected to paid Seem's like the estate agent realised they mis measured or took the vendor's work for the "living space"
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Carer's Allowance and PIP - married couple ?
liverpoolluke replied to liverpoolluke's topic in Benefits and HMRC
Thanks for your input, there are things we do for each other from the wasit down due to illness or pains so maybe worth looking into regarding claiming for each other -
the box i have is the humax DTR-4000 as seen here http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/digital-tv-receivers/bt-ultra-hd-youview-box-1301334/review it was the only 4k UHD box available when I upgraded the TV last year so went for it, the cheaper you view boxes usually the one's without hard drivers are just cheap hence bt can send you out 2 without worrying about cost's
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conniff, I to have a BT youview box (not on contract tho) my sound did go out of sync when I first got the box mine is the 4k UHD box (tho there's no 4k UHD programs yet) I run my you view box into my TV via HDMI and the sound back out to a bose soundbar, there's a menu in my TV that allows some alteration's to the sound outlet maybe worth looking in tv menu to see if that help Regarding the channel's from what I know there's still only really 2 main box manufacture's for you view, the cheap one is used to be made by hawawi which did suffer with time lagging when I last used one, the second box used to be made by humax which is always has been the better box, I'm guessing you got the small square unit from BT ?
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My wife has been on pip for sometime now, I recently found out and applied for carer's allowance and have been receiving carer's for my wife for about 3 month's (she has ME as her main disability) During a recent visit to CAB on one of my bad day's they suggested I should be entitled to pip myself with my medical condition's and amount of pill's I take daily, I applied thinking I wouldn't get anything (knowing the problem's my wife has been through to get her awards and knowing the government cut's all the time) I got a SMS message from DWP telling me I have been awarded pip don't as yet have the letter so not sure of what my entitlements are (I'm assuming low lever of care component which is what my wife is entitled to) So now I have been awarded pip myself would it be wise for me to give up my carer's allowance entitlement ? We do help each other out, I have difficulties bending down, wife has difficulties cutting food ect she is very forgetful at times due to ME (these are just a few highlighted examples)
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Not sure you can enforce when the debt is in question, I'm sure Conniff will be along shortly to confirm
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this may be the case, sadly it's not something you can get involved with, you decided in the first place to take Mr A's Company LTD to court, you got a judgement against the LTD company, the LTD company is the only person you can act on / serve papers to I assume you got a written receipt from Mr A's Company LTD which is why you were able to get a judgement against them you can of course speak to HMRC about any issues you have with secondary company's eat
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Reject car due to wrong mileage on odometer
liverpoolluke replied to wah123's topic in General Motoring Issues
Out of interest what car is it? Is there some paperwork to show the milage change? -
As far as I am aware you are entitled to get the car repaired by who ever you wish, you may think bill's garage would do a better job than there repair centre, in this case I think you don't get the hire car and the job has to be sensibly priced (either the same or cheaper the the repair center) As far as asking for cash instead, it is a tricky one, fingers maybe pointed and said you damaged your car on purpose for financial gain (crash for cash)
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Reject car due to wrong mileage on odometer
liverpoolluke replied to wah123's topic in General Motoring Issues
Learn something new everyday ! didn't know which were commercial and reading the last paragraph that is questionable -
it has been agreed by a judge that Mr A's Company LTD is liable for the debt, you can not now decided well Mr A is to blame for it, you have told the judge Mr A's Company LTD did the work and he's agreed, therefore you can only claim the amount of money from Mr A's Company LTD and no-one else, regardless IF you think he's a sole trader, 2 people (company's or individuals ) can not be held liable for the same debt, unless 2 people enter in the the contract at the same time (and therefore both people would be on the court paper's)
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if you have already had a court hearing against Mr A's Company LTD then that's the only paperwork you can act upon, Mr A's Company LTD
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if you have successfully sued and be awarded an amount from Mr A's Company LTD then it is only Mr A's Company LTD that has been ordered to pay, you could only ask bailiffs to act upon Mr A's Company LTD I don't think you could further sue Mr A as the matter has already be dealt with
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if you have an address for the person you are trying to pursue could you not visit the premises yourself and confirm it's the person your actually looking for ?
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who or what did you take to court ? Mr A OR Mr A's Company LTD ? You can only act on the paperwork you have, you can't sue both Mr A & Mr A's Company LTD you can only sue 1
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Reject car due to wrong mileage on odometer
liverpoolluke replied to wah123's topic in General Motoring Issues
The milage description you refer to should be seen as visible issue at purchase, the seller did fail to inform you before purchase the clock's had been changed (most scenic's have had there clock's changed due to issues with them) the seller did in fact give you the correct milage I assume there was some paperwork to prove this as the seller knew when you asked, you also confirmed the clock's change with the manufacture (I assume the dealership that did the change) I think you would struggle to reject the car for the minor issues you have, altho you have every right to ask for these to be repaired if the car was described as good condition, everything also does depend on wording of the advert, age of the car, and purchase price Below information found on which's website Second-hand car from a dealer When you buy a second-hand car from a dealer, you have the right, under both the Consumer Rights Act (which replaces the Sale of Goods Act from 01 October 2015), to expect the car to: be of satisfactory quality (taking into account its age and mileage) meet any description given to you when you were buying it ( whether in the advert or in discussions prior to sale) be fit for the purpose (for example, to get you from A to B safely) If the second-hand car does not meet these requirements, you have the right to claim against the dealer for breach of contract. If something you buy is not 'as described', or if the seller is guilty of misrepresentation, you're entitled to: give the second-hand car back and get your money back if you want to keep the car, ask for compensation (usually the cost of any repairs it needs) But if you buy a second-hand car that was not described as being in excellent condition or good working order and it breaks soon after you buy it, you don't have any right to reject it or to claim compensation. -
a small scrape shouldn't cost £620 in repairs, herts along with other rental company's also take the cost's of rental for 2-3 days from you to as they can not rent the car out while being repaired even so a wing or door can be repaired and sprayed within a few hours, seems a very high bill for such a small amount of damage speak to your bank to be sure, ask them to block any attempts of payment to hertz as you are disputing the amount, ask for a full breakdown of the bill form them
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extrovert, I hope you car is worth the added hassle subjecting it to a claim, the car must be your property and not on finance anywhere for you to consider any cash in lieu of repair, if the car is on finance legally you are not the owner of the car (depending on finance type) they need to inspect the car to make there decision's, as mentioned above make sure you know where your car is at all time should you want to attempt to buy it back, front end damage can hide further damage (wish bone's, cross member's ,radiators, slam panel to name just a few) most of the time you can get your own car repaired using second hand part's a lot cheaper than the insurance estimates
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No Insurance Penalty Letter. I am insured. Not good enough.
liverpoolluke replied to sine's topic in DVLA
give the letter's to the insurance company, your agreement with the insurance company is to provide you with cover for 1 year, that should include all new regulation's about being on the MID database, they have not withheld there end of the agreement and therefore should pay any fine you get from there action's -
Faulty Quad Bike Purchase March 2015 ongoing
liverpoolluke replied to liverpoolluke's topic in Garage services
so had a meeting with a free 30 mins solicitor via CAB what a waste of time she was ! said not sure about this and that, told me I could claim interest but wasn't sure how so forget about it, she started to write out the form on my behalf then wrote all pointers only, I had to return back to the court for a new form, finally got it all filled in and submitted that was tuesday as yet heard nothing back Only positive thing the solicitor happened to mention was a summery hearing, should the seller put in a defence and argue the case I should be able to request a summery hearing rather than a full hearing, time will tell
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