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Re: dcb legal defence
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I had an email auto response back when i sent it but cannot find that email now.  I am on the phone to the court now in a queue to see if they have a copy of this email as it is my only proof that I responded.  In hindsight I wish I had replied back on the MCOL website as at least there is 100% proof that it is resonded to.  I am going to hazard a guess and the operative on the phone will say they dont have access to emails etc or they never received it.

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #16 on: »
Do you not have a copy of the email you sent? With information on recipient and date of sending?

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #17 on: »
You can set the judgement aside, but there is a court fee of up to £313! That's more than the fine! I am not sure how I can change the outcome of this? Gutted.

Re: dcb legal defence
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Do you not have a copy of the email you sent? With information on recipient and date of sending?

No I dont, It was on Gmail and a lot of the time the spam filter is over the top and emails get delivered in the bin, I 100% remember seeing the response, but forgot to move it out the bin.  My fault.

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #19 on: »
Please confirm that you never received the N1SDT Claim Form and response pack in the post from the CNBC. Also, please confirm that what you have shown us is both sides of a single A4 page with the cover letter for the Claim Form on one side and the N30 Judgment of Claimant (in default) printed on the other side.

I am already dealing with an identical case for a friend where not Claim was received and only a single A4 page with the same as described above on it.

So, if this is the case, please confirm.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #20 on: »
Hi this is claim form
A claim form was received, looking back through the thread

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #21 on: »
I don't believe it. This is the third one this week that I have seen with this gross error by the CNCB.

Please confirm that what you received is a single A4 page with a Claim Form cover letter printed on one side and the N30 Judgment for Claimant (in default) printed on the reverse.

I am dealing with an official complaint to the CNBC and HMCTS as they are advising defendants in these cases to apply for a set aside with an N244 application that costs £313 and would be unrecoverable by the defendant as the claimant has not erred.

I expect the CNCB to use their administrative powers to get the CCJ set aside under CPR 13.2 at no cost to the defendant. Please PM with your details so I can add you to the list. (assuming I am correct in that what you have shown us are both sides of a single A4 page).
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #22 on: »
To the reply above yes it is a single a4 sheet printed on both side and to the other reply yes i had a a Response pack n9a and n9b. Thanks

The single A4 letter today just says judgment for claimant (in default).

I cant any "N " number on it?
« Last Edit: June 20, 2025, 02:02:57 pm by poppapole »

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #23 on: »
Are you saying that you also received a Claim Form and response pack before this letter?
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #24 on: »
So, you did receive a claim form and response pack, because we gave you the defence to submit. The advice for the defence told you where to email it to and it al said to CC yourself. Did you CC yourself?

You should have both an auto-response from the CNCB and also a copy of the email that was CC's to yourself. That is enough evidence that you responded to the claim.

Did you submit an AoS through MCOL as advised? If you did, then you have further evidence that you were involved with the process and you would not have failed to submit a defence if you'd bothered to submit an AoS.

Search for the CNCB auto response and the copy of the defence you CC'd to yourself with the claimresponses.cncb@justice.gov.uk showing as the main recipient.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: dcb legal defence
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So, you did receive a claim form and response pack, because we gave you the defence to submit. The advice for the defence told you where to email it to and it al said to CC yourself. Did you CC yourself?

You should have both an auto-response from the CNCB and also a copy of the email that was CC's to yourself. That is enough evidence that you responded to the claim.
The original poster does not have either of these any more. About 6 posts back, I asked the similar question.

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #26 on: »
sorry was away for the weekend, I originally, received a letter before action then ignored that then had a Claim form in May (N1SDT).  Then after responding to this and emailing them I had a Judgement for Claimant (in default) Letter.

I have managed to find the email receipt on my email and after speaking to the court last week I have emailed them a copy of this and a copy again of my defence.

Thank you

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #27 on: »
Update. I have contacted the court and they are going to rehear the case as they messed up. They wrote to me today and advised ..
I acknowledge receipt of your defence. A copy is being served on the claimant.  The claimant may contact you direct to attempt to resolve any dispute.  If the dispute cannot be resolved I formally the claimant will I form the court how he wishes to proceed.  The court will then inform you of what will happen.
Where he wishes to proceed the claimant must contact the court within 28 days.  After that period has elapsed the claim will be stayed.  The only action the claimant can then take will be to apply to a judge for an order lifting the stay.

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #28 on: »
Also I have received a CCJ from dcb legal. Should I act on this or write to dcb to have this removed?

Re: dcb legal defence
« Reply #29 on: »
Out of interest i had until 17th July to pay the court debt. This was an error on their behalf and now dcb have applied for a CCJ less than a month from when I had to pay.