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Quote from: jfollows on 08 Oct, 2025 11:16Quote from: copperband on 08 Oct, 2025 11:14Quote from: b789 on 07 Oct, 2025 10:42It is usually just before they have to pay the trial fee which is around 4 weeks before any hearing date.Just before being the day before or a few weeks?With my case, I absolutely don't want to pay the £27 as its non refundable in the even that they cancel the ticket at the last minute. If they go ahead and take the case to court then at least I can claim the £27 back when I win.Thanks in advance.What £27?The fee is payable by the claimant, not by you.And please start your own thread rather than hijacking someone else’s thread.A rather aggressive response, I'm not sure why? I simply asked a question pertaining to timing. Not hijacking a thread at all. Note, that it was yourself that pointed out that the original poster had not visited for over 2 months

Quote from: b789 on 07 Oct, 2025 10:42It is usually just before they have to pay the trial fee which is around 4 weeks before any hearing date.Just before being the day before or a few weeks?With my case, I absolutely don't want to pay the £27 as its non refundable in the even that they cancel the ticket at the last minute. If they go ahead and take the case to court then at least I can claim the £27 back when I win.Thanks in advance.

Quote from: DohRay on 06 Aug, 2025 17:44Quote from: b789 on 18 Jun, 2025 10:01As this is a DCB Legal issued claim, I would place money on them discontinuing just before they have to pay the £27 trial fee.Well what a surprise - I just received this:    Our client has instructed us to discontinue Court proceedings and close our file.Exactly as you predicted.Thank you for the help, the guidance, and the reassurance that everything was on track.Do you mind me asking how close to the deadline they left it to notify you than they were discontinuing?