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Why you should Defend a claim on time

There are several reasons why it is important to defend a claim on time:

  1. Failing to defend a claim on time can result in a default judgment being entered against you. This means that the court will decide the case in favour of the claimant  without considering your side of the story.
  2. Defending a claim on time allows you to fully participate in the legal process and have your say in the matter. It gives you the opportunity to present your case and any evidence that you have to support your position.
  3. Defending a claim on time can help to resolve the case more efficiently and effectively. If both parties are able to present their positions and evidence in a timely manner, it can help to speed up the resolution of the case and avoid unnecessary delays.
  4. Defending a claim on time can help to protect your rights and interests. It allows you to have a say in the outcome of the case and to ensure that your side of the story is heard and considered by the court.

Overall, it is important to defend a claim on time to ensure that you are able to fully participate in the legal process and protect your rights in the case.

If you have any queries about defending a claim contact our team on 020 3417 3859.

 

 

 

The information given here is intended for general information purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice.

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