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Claim Preparation

Background

The Law of Tort

Initial Stages

Commencement of Proceedings

Claim Form N1

Money Claim Online

Possession Claim Online

Civil Claims Issue Service Particulars Response

Start of Civil Case

Responding to a Claim

Late Servicing of Defence

Civil Claim Limitation Periods

Joining Participants and Causes of Action

Pre Action Protocol

Mortgage Pre-action Protocol

Rent Pre-action Protocol

Per-action Protocol RTA

Disease Pre-action Protocol

Housing Pre-action Protocol

Construction Pre-action Protocol

Judicial Review of Pre-action Protocol

Clinical Disputes Pre-action Protocol

Professional Negligence Pre-action Protocol

Pre-action Protocol for Personal Injury

Pre-action Protocols for Civil Litigation

Pre-action Protocol for Defamation

Letters of Claim

Letters of Claim for Illness

Letters of Claim for Housing

Letters of Claim for Construction

Letters of Claim for Judicial Review

Letters of Claim for Medical Negligence

Letters of Claim for Professional Negligence

Letters of Claim for Personal Injury

Letters of Claim for Defamation

Making a claim

Often individuals will need to make a claim against another party for the payment of a commercial debt such as rent owed from tenants to a landlord.

Often the process in ensuring that this payment is made involves writing a letter to the individual who you have the potential to make a claim against detailing all aspects of your potential claim such as the payment dates etc. in the letter reference will usually be made to the fact that if payment is not made by a specific date you will take the case to a county court.

If the individual does not make the payment then the usual course of action will be to take the claim to a country court.

Possession Claim Online

Possession Claim Online is a new Government internet service which enables you to make a claim against another individual through a specific website.

When can Possession Claim Online be used?

Possession claim online will be a suitable tool for the following situations:

What must be present in order to use Possession Claim Online?

In order to use Possession Claim Online the following things must be present:

Who else can use Possession Claim Online?

Possession Claim online can be used by individuals in both their capacity as a landlord or a tenant. It can also be used by solicitors, government and business to do one of the following:

What services are available through Possession Claim Online?

Possession Claim Online enables you to do the following things:

Using Possession Claim online enables you to commence proceedings at a time which is convenient to you meaning that you are not required to go to court to initiate this. Furthermore you will automatically be allocated a hearing date in the correct court. This will rule out any unwanted administrative costs in filing your issue with the wrong court.

Is there anyone who cannot use the service?

You cannot use the service if you fit into one of the following categories:

Is there anyone who I am unable to make a claim against?

You are unable to use Possession Claim online to make a claim against any of the following persons:

If I make a claim using Possession Claim Online am I likely to get the money I am claiming for?

As is the same with any kind of claim it is not guaranteed that you will be provided with the money for which you are claiming. This is regardless of whether you have an absolute claim to be paid that money as a landlord who has a tenant who has defaulted on the rent payments.

You will be unlikely to be provided with the money you claim in the following scenarios:

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