sounds like lesley. They'll respond some rubbish I'm sure.

no i meant the email from parcel2go which email address did they send it from and who signed it off (whos name is at the bottom)

You can use a family's address. The only caveat is for the final hearing you'd need to be there in person HOWEVER i'd expect them to pay if its only £200 because costs of attending will be higher than that

what email did that come from who signed it off

thats good to hear

classic P2G. I'm sure dianne and Lesley will pop an email to you at some point.

costs in case if you lose SJ but win overall you get fee back because its N244

Yes but ill have to wait 2 months Even if i lost strikeout I would get the 275 back so long as my N244 was CIC

Ok so you need to wait for a letter which will have a short form. Fill in this form and send a copy to all parties including the court. No need to worry about witness statement at this stage

Yea but the annoying this is that they're not based in england so they won't even come. Just a 2mo delay for no apparent reason.

we dont get N157 because its new OCMC but no court dont have evidence either. Just seems a bit of a pointless wait but oh well

Ive asked court to strike out for non compliance but they came back and said needs £275 application fee and formal n244

did you submit your directions

Good Evening, I've got a fairly simple question but I'll provide some context incase needed. I've pursued a company that has operations in england despite them having no official office anywhere. I've managed to find a site they operate from and the papers there have been defended so I know they operate there. They've filed a defence which is honestly the worst defence ever, and despite being required to provide their witness evidence, they have not and have completely ignored the courts and my request for copies of it. I'm therefore considering applying to strike out their defence on the grounds the defence was rubbish and that they haven't provided any evidence for the trial. However, it has a trial date set for end of june, and a civil application wouldn't get heard until a week before then, so hardly worth it. However, my local court is very good at dealing with paper applications (i.e ones that don't need hearings, and frankly I think they are literally like 1-2 days from when you submit it to when a Judge sees it. I'm wondering if I can apply to strikeout a defence without a hearing OR whether a hearing is required for a strikeout application. Thanks

Yea the counter is open 10-4 apparently but in reality if you go to the court and go to secuirty just refuse to go away and ask them to call the civil team they will eventually and they'll take the payment