Do not work for this contractor!!!!!!!

[DHTiling]

oh! what's plan "A" then:smilewinkgrin:

THe sensible letter route...:smilewinkgrin:

 

[David - Tradetiler]

Trouble with court is, he will claim he has no money but agree to pay £10 per week. Judge will be happy with that. 3 weeks later he stops paying. Then you have to start all over again

 

[diamondtiling]

these will help

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Trouble with court is, he will claim he has no money but agree to pay £10 per week. Judge will be happy with that. 3 weeks later he stops paying. Then you have to start all over again

That's if it gets to that stage!
He will only go the whole way if he feels he has a case against you or in actual fact has no money!
How many people want their name on a court register.

Timeless John.

 

[lawrenso]

Hi guys

me again :incazzato: of "what a bodge in the bathroom". This sort of drops into my area in regards to the courts and I have been doing a lot of reading on Small Claims as the other side has a solicitor trying to be big and clever.

They have 14 days from a 'ruling' to cough up. If not then you do not have to start all over again - I have not read anywhere about you having to accept small payments. If they do not pay you then carry on - the decision stands and you can go all the way to you can apply to put a charge on their property. Even force them to sell it for a loss to settle your bill

Let them try and sell the new build with one of them charges registered against it!!!

Steve