Civil Claim help (outside of UK)

[MrJohnDoe]

Hello

 

I'm bringing a claim against a company HQ in the EU but with operations in the UK. T&Cs state UK court jurisdiction. 

 

Am I right in thinking that I send 3 x N001 forms + N215 form + Fee cheque to CCMCC? 

 

The court then takes over, seals the claim and serves it on the defendant? 

 

Reason I'm confused is that some guides seem to imply that I get the sealed claim form back from the court and then serve it on the defendant myself?

 

Thanks

 

[dx100uk]

can you not do all this via the new MCOL small claims consul?

 

 

[MrJohnDoe]

6 minutes ago, dx100uk said:

can you not do all this via the new MCOL small claims consul?

 

 

I do not believe so as the defendant is outside of England and Wales. 

 

"MCOL does not have jurisdiction outside England and Wales, claims issued to addresses outside England and Wales will be invalid."

 

So it has to be the paper form. 

[dx100uk]

ok well you'd better spill the beans upon who and what over.

as i dont think you can do that if the hq is EU ...

there are European avenues for that.

 

 

dx

 

 

[MrJohnDoe]

They are a gambling operator. They are regulated by the UK gambling commission and E&W have contractual jurisdiction.

[AndyOrch]

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-n510-service-out-of-the-jurisdiction

[Manxman in exile]

Are you sure they are based in the EU?  I ask because a lot of e-gambling operations in the UK are based in my birthplace of the Isle of Man which is not really in the EU.  (Also channel islands which I'm not sure whether EU or not)