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  1. I put in a small claim against a builder which was made up of three separate amounts - two were for definite invoiceable amounts relating to replacement of damaged items and one related to my loss of earnings for a day I took off to sort it all out so could be considered less "cut an dried" (even though it's a fair amount). He received a CCJ by default as he didn't respond or defend the claim but then made a separate application to set the judgement aside within a couple of weeks of it being issued. My questions are - - Do I have to do anything or will the court contact me so I have the opportunity to put an objection into his application? - Will I even get to see the grounds on which he has made the application so I can counter it? I would like to be able to submit a payslip, for example, proving my daily charge was fair. I feel that the time for disputing any part of the claim was during 14 day period he was given to respond initially. Everything was done properly from my side so it just looks like a back door way of delaying me enforcing the judgement!
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