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civil action?

jamiecoins · 2012-02-20 21:36:10

hi il get straight to the point never posted here before so sorry im doing something wrong i recently had a case against someone and the dpp did not prosecute iv been told i can have a civil case brought against him is there much cost involved? its over a sum of money gained from false pretence i cant go into too much…

20-02-2012 10:36pm

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jamiecoins

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hi il get straight to the point never posted here before so sorry im doing something wrong
i recently had a case against someone and the dpp did not prosecute
iv been told i can have a civil case brought against him
is there much cost involved?
its over a sum of money gained from false pretence i cant go into too much information

any help is greatfull thanks again

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#2 21-02-2012 12:12am

Delancey

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Based on the limited information you've given all that can be said is that yes , there will be costs involved though if successful you may get your costs awarded to you from the other party , do keep in mind however that having costs awarded in your favour and actually recieving them are 2 different things.

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#3 21-02-2012 12:19am

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You could probably find a solicitor to have a free consultation with you, thats what you need to do.

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