As always, the information provided is the result of the experiences of defendants who have been in dispute. It is NOT intended to replace professional legal advice and you should always see a solicitor about any claim against you. Remember to take the skeleton argument (in the Court Bundle section) with you. If you receive… Read Article →

As always, the information provided is the result of the experiences of defendants who have been in dispute. It is NOT intended to replace professional legal advice and you should always see a solicitor about any claim against you. Remember to take the skeleton argument (in the Court Bundle section) with you. You should receive… Read Article →

As always, the information provided is the result of the experiences of defendants who have been in dispute. It is NOT intended to replace professional legal advice and you should always see a solicitor about any claim against you. Remember to take the skeleton argument (in the Court Bundle section) with you. When you need… Read Article →

A few notes about Part 18 requests. Part 18 requests cannot be used on the small claims track. Cases are allocated to a track AFTER the allocation questionnaires are sent back So a Part 18 request can only be done in the time from receiving the summons to sending back the Allocation Questionnaire A part… Read Article →

As always, the information provided is the result of the experiences of defendants who have been in dispute. It is NOT intended to replace professional legal advice and you should always see a solicitor about any claim against you. Remember to take the skeleton argument (in the Court Bundle section) with you. Your defence will… Read Article →

As always, the information provided is the result of the experiences of defendants who have been in dispute. It is NOT intended to replace professional legal advice and you should always see a solicitor about any claim against you. Remember to take the skeleton argument (in the Court Bundle section) with you. When you receive… Read Article →

As always, the information provided is the result of the experiences of defendants who have been in dispute. It is NOT intended to replace professional legal advice and you should always see a solicitor about any claim against you. Remember to take the skeleton argument (in the Court Bundle section) with you. So, you’ve received… Read Article →

If you feel that your business was over-valued and this contributed to your decision to rescind the contract or to RTA’s failure to provide any viewers then you will need to show what the true value of the business was. Ask your accountant to look at your accounts for the period closest to when you… Read Article →

It may be beneficial (especially if court proceedings are instigated) for you to have full details of all information that RTA hold about you. You can request this information by making a Subject Access Request under the Data Protection Act. There are draft letters in the Library section under ‘Data Protection Act’. You will need… Read Article →

Detail your complete story and send this to :- a) Your local Trading Standards – find it via Google b) Office of Fair Trading – enquiries@oft.gsi.gov.uk c) Companies Investigations Branch (CIB) – enquiry@cib.gsi.gov.uk d) The Mirror Newspaper – Andrew.penman@mirror.co.uk e) Watchdog – watchdog@bbc.co.uk