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[Jimbob690]

Hello everyone

Unfortunately, I have a longstanding issue with an energy provider.

It's a bit twisty, but in short, they have now sent me an n9 (sorry not n9, a county court claim) and are claiming amount x which I dispute and have done for a considerable time.

Am not too sure how to word the n9 form defence - are there any pointers that can be offered please?

Jimbob

[The Tech Clerk]

hello! need to give more details as very vague at the moment , how long has this been going on as after 12 months then they may have a problem depends on facts?


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[Jimbob690]

Hello Tech Clerk (The)!

You may not believe this but 2013....

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

they have now sent me an n9 and are claiming amount x which I dispute and have done for a considerable time.

Am not too sure how to word the n9 form defence - are there any pointers that can be offered please?

Hello

That sounds like you've received a county court claim.

Who is the Claimant and how much are they attempting to claim?

You refer to 2013 - was this when you closed the account with them or are you still a customer.

I look forward to helping you.

Di

[The Tech Clerk]

m Form N9: Ask for more time to file a defence ('acknowledgment of service') see Di is here now give her the information about this one

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

need to give more details as very vague at the moment

It appears from the member's post that they have received a county court claim.

Di

[Jimbob690]

It appears from the member's post that they have received a county court claim.

Di

Diana is this post public?

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

Diana is this post public?

You can email me if you prefer using di@joannaconnollysolicitors.co.uk.

Di

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

m [B]Form N9: Ask for more time to file a defence ('acknowledgment of service')

Why should the OP ask for more time to file their Defence?

That could give the Claimant more time to get their house in order.

I’m not sure that the OP can ask for more time to file their AOS if that’s what you meant because they could face a Default Judment (CCJ)

Di

[The Tech Clerk]

that is the form the poster quoted! i.e:-It's a bit twisty, but in short, they have now sent me an n9 and are claim??? stated they sent to him???

[Jimbob690]

that is the form the poster quoted! i.e:-It's a bit twisty, but in short, they have now sent me an n9 and are claim??? stated they sent to him???

TTC
Sorry Not an N9 - I need to send an N9, my mistake TTC.

[Jimbob690]

Why should the OP ask for more time to file their Defence?

That could give the Claimant more time to get their house in order.

I’m not sure that the OP can ask for more time to file their AOS if that’s what you meant because they could face a Default Judment (CCJ)

Di

Have emailed you Di :-)

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

Have emailed you Di :-)

And I have replied

Di

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

The first obvious question has to be: how do you know a claim has been issued if you've not seen it and don't know how much it is for (according to your post on another thread on the forum)?

Di