I think I'll go down the small claims with a letter of intent a couple of weeks beforehand to see if anything happens before the £70 ( £500.01 - £1000 owed ) fee up front. Presumably this is refunded along with the interest should I be succesfull, I've only seen mention of interest charge.Stick a small claims court in then. Think its £60?
Ive done it with none payers and its funny how quickly they cough up
A fair question that mate. If she is I'd give her 2 options. First is to pay up, second is to agree to book into a hotel for the night to have her backdoor smashed in; )Is she fit?
Yeah it is. I had to do it for a much smaller amount but after literally months chasing and her coming up with increasingly incredulous reasons for not paying i thought fuck it.I think I'll go down the small claims with a letter of intent a couple of weeks beforehand to see if anything happens before the £70 ( £500.01 - £1000 owed ) fee up front. Presumably this is refunded along with the interest should I be succesfull, I've only seen mention of interest charge.
I did this last year, £70 for upto £1k when you submit, the person you claim against gets it added to what they owe you....if your successful, not called small claims anymore but will come up if you Google that.....fill in on line, it's simple, you obviously need evidence, but only have to say what it is in 'drop downs' on submission form, and provide a timeliness the same way, and pay.....they get so long to reply.....it's easy to do, I got paid what owed plus the £70 quite quickly......they also email you when person reply to claim.I think I'll go down the small claims with a letter of intent a couple of weeks beforehand to see if anything happens before the £70 ( £500.01 - £1000 owed ) fee up front. Presumably this is refunded along with the interest should I be succesfull, I've only seen mention of interest charge.
Thanks for that.I did this last year, £70 for upto £1k when you submit, the person you claim against gets it added to what they owe you....if your successful, not called small claims anymore but will come up if you Google that.....fill in on line, it's simple, you obviously need evidence, but only have to say what it is in 'drop downs' on submission form, and provide a timeliness the same way, and pay.....they get so long to reply.....it's easy to do, I got paid what owed plus the £70 quite quickly......they also email you when person reply to claim.
You can claim interest too.
She has to prove her claim as do you.A client of ours, has been for only 2 months owes me just short of £600. At the time of invoicing, early this month she decided to throw a spanner in the works and claim that I have lost or misapropriated about £150 worth of her bedding, we are a commercial laundry. My question is....if I decide to take this to the small claims will my claim be treated purely on my invoiced amount or is likely to get complicated if she raises the other issue and involves it in my claim. In otherwords would they be treated as 2 individual claims. This is basically a matter of principle as I feel she's using her accusation as leverage to get out of paying.