The Small Claims Kit is an invaluable companion for:

• »  recovering personal debt
• »  resolving disputes
• »  making personal injury claims
• »  claiming for damage to property
• »  recovering unfair bank charges

All the information you need for following the Small Claims Track in a County court is presented in a straightforward and user-friendly way. Allowing you to:

• »  determine how much to claim
• »  know who you can sue
• »  prepare and present your case
• »  enforce your judgment
• »  have all the forms on hand with the free CD-ROM
• »  stay up-to-date with changes with 'Web-enablement'

The Small Claims Kit has been approved by Veronica Newman, barrister.

For use in England and Wales only.

• Before you file your small claims case
• What is the Small Claims Track?
  - Three advantages of the Small Claims Track
  - What can you sue for using the Small Claims Track?
• Winning without going to court
  - Step 1.Offer to compromise
  - Step 2. First demand letter
  - Step 3.Telephone calls
  - Step 4.Use successful settlement methods
• When your claim is disputed
• Do you have a winning case?
• Where to start proceedings
• What you will have to pay
  - Costs
  - Conditional fees - personal injury cases
• Who can bring a claim?
• Who can be sued?
  - Suing one person
  - Suing two or more people
  - Suing a sole trader
  - Suing a firm
  - Suing a limited company
  - Suing a child
• How much can you sue for?
• How do you calculate the size of your claim?
  - Contract disputes
  - Interest
  - Property damage
  - Damage to clothing
  - Personal injury cases
  - Pain and suffering
• Completing your small claims forms
• Issuing your small claim
• How the defendant is notified of the claim
• Who can serve?
• How do you serve?
• Defendant's time limits to respond
• After service
  - 1.The defendant wants to settle
  - 2.The defendant admits to owing you the money
  - 3.The defendant admits to owing you, but not the whole amount claimed
  - 4.The defendant denies owing you the money
  - 5.The defendant ignores your claim
• Winning your case
• Preparing your case
• Presenting your case
• How to start proceedings online
• Enforcing your judgment
  - 1.Warrant of execution
  - 2. Attachment of earnings
  - 3.Third party debt order (formerly a garnishee)
  - 4. Charging order
• Other useful remedies
  - Order to obtain information
  - Enquiry agents
  - Bankruptcy/winding up proceedings
• Glossary
• Completed examples of forms

Loose-leaf forms included:

N1 Claim Form - 1 copy
N215 Certificate of Service Form - 1 copy
N225 Request for Judgment and Reply to Admission Form - 1 copy
N323 Request for Warrant of Execution Form - 1 copy
N244 Application Notice Form - 1 copy
N316 Application for Order that Debtor Attend Court for Questioning Form - 1 copy
N349 Application for Third Party Debt Order Form - 1 copy

Free CD contains:

County court forms