I bet he couldn't give a tossI bet he is wishing so bad now that he had just refunded the money and not lied in the first place
Technically spreaking there isn't really such a thing as a small claims court, the hearing would have been at a County Court, probably heared by a district judge, its normally you, the defendant, any witnesses that are to make statements, both parties legal representatives (if they have them) and the judge sat around a table.So out of curiosity this is a Civil Matter held at a Magistrates court infront of 3 Justices? Or am I way off?
(Edit: Or a Small Claims Court - If the final sum's below £500?)
Okay, thank you for clearing it up - I only ask as Courts (Procedures, Staff, Terminology etc.) are a part of my College Course (Uniformed/Public Services) so thought it was worth asking about it.Technically spreaking there isn't really such a thing as a small claims court, the hearing would have been at a County Court, probably heared by a district judge, its normally you, the defendant, any witnesses that are to make statements, both parties legal representatives (if they have them) and the judge sat around a table.
I've been to one that was in a court room like you see on the TV, the defendant didn't show up so it was just me and the judge in there (don't ask how I managed to lose that claim!).
"Small claims" is one of the tracks a claim can be allocated to, the value is currently anything under £10,000 tends to go on the small claims track unless the circumstances are particularly complicated.
No worries, I've been doing commercial recoveries day to day for the last 8 years.Okay, thank you for clearing it up - I only ask as Courts (Procedures, Staff, Terminology etc.) are a part of my College Course (Uniformed/Public Services) so thought it was worth asking about it.
Thanks again!
Hope this gets sorted soon (to keep it relevant.)