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Default Judgment: How It Works and How to Set One Aside
Default Judgment: How It Works and How to Set One Aside
If someone is sued in the civil courts and does nothing, the claimant can ask the court to enter judgment against them without a trial. This is called...
How to File a Money Claim Online (MCOL): Step by Step Guide
How to File a Money Claim Online (MCOL): Step by Step Guide
Money Claim Online, usually called MCOL, is the online route for starting a county court claim for a fixed sum of money. It is run by HM Courts and...
How to Respond to an MCOL Claim Made Against You
How to Respond to an MCOL Claim Made Against You
If you have received a claim through Money Claim Online (MCOL), time limits to respond apply from the moment the claim is deemed served. MCOL is the...
MCOL vs CCBC vs Money Claims Centre: Which to Use
MCOL vs CCBC vs Money Claims Centre: Which to Use
If you want to sue someone for money in England or Wales, there isn't just one place to send the paperwork. There are three main routes into the County...
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