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by Im Alec has abandoned this account on August 13th, 2009
If you have taken whatever steps the court regards as appropriate - and a recorded letter sounds to me entirely appropriate - then the court may well make a judgement in absentia - depending, of course, on your case. This does make it likely that you will have difficulty in enforcing whatever judgement the court makes.
by bolwerk on August 13th, 2009
You might win if your claim has some merit, but in many cases businesses have a right to not refund you.
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You're reading If i start a small claims in court against business that will not refund me and has refused to take delivery of recorded letter advisiing tham i shall what happens if they dont respond to court
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