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By Coleman0123 · Posted
I have completed the AOS. What is a CPR and what is it for? I honestly cannot remember what they sent and have not kept any previous letters. -
Honeybee is spot on. Well done for writing to BP. Nothing ventured ... It was worth a try. Just ignore MET now unless you get a Letter of Claim. -
Silly question, do you know if an insurance company can pursue a claim on the sites public liability or is this something I would have to do independently? -
Just received a letter from Moriartry Law saying "Following your failure to respond to the county court claim issued in the Northampton county court, a judgement by default has now been entered against you" - also had a letter through from the court saying 'you have failed to reply to the claim form "Judgement for Claimant" 😫😫😫 I sent the email and got an autoresponse - I guess they are claiming not to have received that! -
You're right that it is a scam - and has been exposed as a scam on national television. However, the court claim is legit and needs to be defended. The immediately important things to do are AOS and CPR as dx has explained. Did MET send you a Letter of Claim or similar before they started court action?
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