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Anyone wishing to proceed with a claim should note that:
Letters before action sent to companies in the U.K. usually require the debtor to pay within 14 days. If the debt is not paid within this time, subject to your instructions, we will start legal proceedings to recover your money. We may request clarification or further evidence if not already sent in order to draft the Claim Form. It is advisable to undertake a company search prior to issuing court proceedings to try to establish if the company is likely to still be solvent and to have the means to pay.
Timescales
Once court proceedings have been issued, the court will send a copy of the claim to the debtor by first class post. A debtor has 14 days from the date of service in which to file a defence or acknowledgement of service. After the 14 day period has expired, we can apply to the court to enter Judgment in default provided that the debtor has not filed an acknowledgement or a defence. It usually takes the court about 10 working days to enter judgment following receipt of a request to enter judgment but it does depend on the court. Once judgment has been obtained, we will write to the debtor to request payment. If the debtor does not pay, we will advise you on enforcement action and the likely cost involved.
Your matter will be dealt with by our litigation solicitor, Mr Abdul Halim, who was called to the bar before he qualified as a solicitor in 2007 and has several years experience of dealing with debt claims.
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