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anyone know what will happen if wescot fail to provide the copy within 14days as instructed by dj

 

Depends on the terms of the order, something you can only work on when you have sight of it and can consider the effect of their non compliance. Alternatively you could invite them to agree the set aside and discontinue the case.

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note they say mrs jackie!

they are wanting it without costs against them! something for you to consider whether to apply for costs as maybe entitled?

maybe need to ensure that their confirmation of write off is included in terms (so noone else might take things up)? or will their letter on that suffice?

or, just sign as is?

what do your legal team say?

mike?

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Hi furyan

 

Entirely your decision whether you sign it and put it to bed now.

 

If you want costs awarded in the consent you could make an informal approach to the other side. If you're comfortable on the phone with them you could give the writer of the letter a bell and suggest they cover your costs in the application of £80.00, attendance at hearing of £90.00 + something for your time and disbursement in costs of copying, telephone, postage, travel, parking etc...... I don't think its got any huge value to it but try them at say £450.00 total and see what your negotiation skills are like.

 

Will take them all of 2 minutes to redraft the order to include costs if you can agree.

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no harm in trying now is there

 

absolutely :)

as mike suggests order could include eg;

3. the claimant agrees to pay the defendants costs agreed at £2,400. (or thereabouts :) )

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