Ok sorry for that I’m a complete technophobe! 😬
I was granted a set aside without paying the fee again after as I sent in the info in section 1 of my WS above. I spoke to the court and on here too and was advised to send in all info I had ie both consent orders, my original defence submissions, the email from judge Osborne accepting the set aside etc and ask a judge to look at it. It was then given a set aside. I had paid 2 set aside fees in 2017 so I didn’t see why I should pay again
So in answer to your questions I had two consent orders for both cases in 2017 that both excel and I signed. I had to send in my defence for both which I did, but this one didn’t get registered on the file for some reason. So it seems to me this is the reason only one got discontinued. I presumed both were discontinued as they had been dealt with together which I specifically requested in my original n244, I requested the same hearing etc. Both CCJ’s were removed in 2017
My reason for not getting the court forms is that I had moved from the address. I will PM you this as it’s sensitive
An Application/hearing of this kind does not normally require a skeleton argument...yes its 7 days pre hearing your statement must be filed and served.
i understand now.
consent order is in post above
stop hitting QUOTE.
just type
that's why people and YOU keep getting confused
we know what we have said you don't need to repeat it.
this hearing on the 17th is in response to YOUR N244 application to set aside the 2nd CCJ's default judgement as you wrongly assumed the consent ordered covered both cases when it didn't.
so you've spent £255 and sent an N244 to set aside
what reason on the N244 form did you give as to why you didn't receive the claimform [forget the parking issue it's about for the minute]?
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