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Court Forms

Listed below are some of the more commonly used court forms. Click on the links for additional information and to download the relevant forms.

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Before you file

Pre-Action

Pre-action letter
Template letter to send before starting court proceedings

Start your case

Starting Claims

N1 Claim Form
Form to start a claim in the county court or High Court

Received a claim?

Responding

Form N9 — Response Pack
Acknowledgment of service and response to claims

Track allocation

Case Management

Form N149A — Small Claims Allocation
Notice of proposed allocation to the small claims track with mediation referral

Form N149/N150 — Allocation Questionnaire
Questionnaire to determine which court track your case follows

Form N180 — Directions Questionnaire
Small claims track directions questionnaire sent after allocation

Ask the court

Applications

Form N244 — Application Notice
Application to the court for an order, including set aside judgment and permission to appeal

Getting a decision

Judgment

Form N225/N227 — Request for Judgment
Request judgment when defendant fails to respond or admits claim

Form N279 — Notice of Discontinuance
Notice to discontinue (withdraw) all or part of a claim

Form N293A — Certificate of Satisfaction
Apply for certificate that a CCJ has been paid in full

Collecting your money

Enforcement

Form N316 — Debtor Questioning
Application for order that debtor attend court for questioning

Form N323 — Warrant of Control
Request for warrant of execution/control by court bailiffs

Form N337 — Attachment of Earnings
Request for attachment of earnings order from employer

Form N349 — Third Party Debt Order
Application for third party debt order (garnishee order)

Form N379 — Charging Order
Application for a charging order on land or property

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Alternative Sources

If you have trouble finding forms on this site, you can try the official government sources. Official forms are also available directly from the Ministry of Justice website.

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