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  1. Take the win, agree to drop the CClaim if they drop their claim. I’m not sure on the timings but could there still be the possibility of a chargeback or Section 75 claim for the previous years? Mainly due to them being unable to provide the service you have paid them for?
  2. One point that may well be worth trying to clarify is regarding what you found on the web. Is that exactly how it is stated? If so it’s quite ambiguous. You could read it as 90 minutes is free then up to another 2 hours is £1 (total 3.5 hours). You could also read it as 90 minutes is free, then 2 hours in total is £1 (ie they are charging £1 for half an hour). Is it stated like that on the signs too do you know? Just musing here of course and it may be totally irrelevant
  3. Think of it this way, if you had ordered it at Costa themselves and they had the cup size wrong then remade it. Would you be charged for the wrong one? Nope. And as DX said, the cost of the coffee is likely pennies. I doubt anyone would care.
  4. I am sure DX will jump in and say this, but if you move home in the next 5-6 years make sure you update the DVLA and the PPC with your new address to to stop any back door CCJ. The same goes for any company you may have a debt with too.
  5. For my 2 pennies worth this is how I would view this situation. You would be suing the builders to bring your situation back to the point that you would be in if they had completed the contract correctly. You agreed to pay £7888 for the patio. You have paid £1577.60 so far You still have to pay £6310.40 (To the new remedial builder) To make the work complete to the required standard will cost £12,750. This would be made up from: £6310.40 (from you). £6439.60 (from the original builder via CCJ) On top of the £6439.60 you can claim the court fee and your expenses (please correct me if I am wrong in this part) By this point you will have paid £7888 for a patio completed to the required standard in the original contract. AFAIK this is how it works when claiming against companies for substandard work, but I am no expert. However this makes sense to me.
  6. Not sure if this is helpful or not lol. I recently upgraded on EE and had the phone delivered. I had to show Photo ID to the delivery driver before he would hand over said phone. Now admittedly this was to a work, not residential address but the driver (who delivers to us pretty much every day) still viewed my driving licence before handing over the phone.
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