Interim Charging Order Rebuttal

Summary

To contest an interim charging order for council tax, file an objection within 21 days, citing errors in debt amount or procedure. Attend the court hearing to present your case. If issued by the Civil National Business Centre, file an appeal to the magistrates court within 21 days, highlighting incorrect information or procedural errors. For a counterclaim, gather evidence, complete the Defence and Counterclaim Form (N9B), and submit it to the County Court. This may not move the case from the Magistrates Court, so comply with its procedures. Consider legal advice for personalized guidance.

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What application do i use to rebut interim charging order
To set aside or contest an interim charging order, you should apply to the court that issued the order. Usually, this involves filling out an N244 form (Application Notice).
~Example Court Contact:
Name: Central London County Court
Phone: * * *
Address: Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, WC2A 2LL
Website: www.gov.uk/courts-tribunals/central-london-county-court

Could you please provide your location to ensure accurate information?
do i send the n244 to the civil national business center
To respond to your query, you should send the N244 form to the court that issued the interim charging order, not the Civil National Business Centre. Please provide your location, so I can give you the contact details of the appropriate court.
the interim order was in civil national busness center no county court is named
To address your situation, you should send the N244 form to the Civil National Business Centre if they issued the interim charging order. Here are the contact details:

Civil National Business Centre


Phone: * * *
Address: St Katharine's House, *-* St Katharine's Street, Northampton, NN1 2LH
Website: www.gov.uk/courts-tribunals/national-business-centre
do i file this with my loacl court and send just a copy to the civil nationa center
To address your situation, you should file the N244 form with the Civil National Business Centre if they issued the interim charging order. You do not need to file it with your local court.

Civil National Business Centre


Phone: * * *
Address: St Katharine's House, *-* St Katharine's Street, Northampton, NN1 2LH
Website: www.gov.uk/courts-tribunals/national-business-centre
I want the case transfering to my local court, do i file as a defendant
To request a case transfer to your local court, you'll need to apply to the court that issued the interim charging order. Usually, this involves completing the appropriate section on the N244 form.
- File as a defendant if you are contesting the order.
- Clearly state your reasons for requesting the transfer.
Do you need assistance with finding your local court's contact details?
how can the order be lawful done at civil national bussiness center
To clarify, you are asking about the lawfulness of an order issued by the Civil National Business Centre. The Centre processes certain types of cases such as claims against individuals and interim charging orders.
Could you please specify the nature of your concern regarding the lawfulness of the order? This will help me provide more accurate information.
interim charging issue with no county court name
To address your concern about the lawfulness of an interim charging order issued by the Civil National Business Centre without a county court name:
- The Civil National Business Centre can issue interim charging orders.
- Orders from the Centre are lawful for specific case types, including interim charging orders.
- You can contest the order by filing an N244 form.
Do you have any specific doubts or issues with how the order was handled?
yes fake liability order
To understand your concern better, could you please clarify what you mean by "fake liability order"? Are you questioning the validity of the liability order itself or the process through which it was issued? This will help me provide you with accurate information.
bulk listing extract from a schedule is not a liability order
To provide you with accurate information, could you please confirm if the "bulk listing extract" you mentioned is related to a council tax liability order or another type of liability order? This will help in addressing your concern more effectively.
council tax
To address your concern regarding a "bulk listing extract" related to a council tax liability order:
- A council tax liability order is typically issued by a magistrates' court.
- If you believe the order is incorrect or invalid, you can challenge it.
- You may need to contact your local magistrates' court for further assistance.
Would you like contact information for your local magistrates' court?
The interim order is based on a liability order extraxt
To clarify, you're stating that the interim charging order is based on a council tax liability order extract. Here are some points to consider:
- A council tax liability order is typically issued by a magistrates' court.
- If you believe the liability order extract is incorrect or invalid, you can challenge it.
Would you like contact information for your local magistrates' court? If so, please provide your location.
is this cover letter correct to send with the n244 application
To help you better, could you please provide the content of the cover letter you intend to send with the N244 application? This will allow me to review and ensure it is appropriate for your needs.
MR GJ TAYLOR THE MOORINGS HIGH STREET BARNBY DUN DONCASTER DN3 1DY **The County Court at Doncaster** Crown Court Building College Road Doncaster DN1 3SH * November * **Subject: Application for Transfer of Case L01YY935L for a Fair Hearing in Open Court at The County Court at Doncaster** To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally request the transfer of my case, L01YY935L, from the Civil National Business Centre to Doncaster County Court. This request is made to ensure that I receive a fair hearing in an open court before a District Judge regarding charging order ref: J0258609, * October *, received * November *. The details of my case are as follows: - **Case Number:** L01YY935L - **Parties Involved:** The Doncaster Council, - Scot Robert Fawcus, Services Director Legal and Democratic Services, - Miss Emily Lewin, Assistant Director of Legal and Democratic Services, Alan Stoves Head of revenues and Benefits, and Chief Executive Damian Francis Allen - **Current Lawful Court:** None Civil National Business Centre I believe that transferring the case to Doncaster County Court will facilitate a fair and just hearing due to the complex legal matters and procedural improprieties involved. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Yours faithfully, **Gary Taylor**
Your cover letter appears to be well-structured and clear. However, you might consider the following adjustments for clarity and conciseness:
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MR GJ TAYLOR
THE MOORINGS
HIGH STREET
BARNBY DUN
DONCASTER
DN3 1DY
**The County Court at Doncaster**
Crown Court Building
College Road
Doncaster
DN1 3SH
* November *
**Subject: Application for Transfer of Case L01YY935L for a Fair Hearing in Open Court at The County Court at Doncaster**
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to request the transfer of my case, L01YY935L, from the Civil National Business Centre to Doncaster County Court. This is to ensure a fair hearing in open court before a District Judge regarding the charging order (ref: J0258609) dated * October *, received * November *.
**Case Details:**
- **Case Number:** L01YY935L
- **Parties Involved:** The Doncaster Council, Scot Robert Fawcus (Services Director, Legal and Democratic Services), Miss Emily Lewin (Assistant Director of Legal and Democratic Services), Alan Stoves
carry on from, Democratic Services), Alan Stoves
Certainly. Here is the continuation of your cover letter with the required adjustments:
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**The County Court at Doncaster**
Crown Court Building
College Road
Doncaster
DN1 3SH
* November *
**Subject: Application for Transfer of Case L01YY935L for a Fair Hearing in Open Court at The County Court at Doncaster**
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to request the transfer of my case, L01YY935L, from the Civil National Business Centre to Doncaster County Court. This is to ensure a fair hearing in open court before a District Judge regarding the charging order (ref: J0258609) dated * October *, received * November *.
**Case Details:**
- **Case Number:** L01YY935L
- **Parties Involved:** The Doncaster Council, Scot Robert Fawcus (Services Director, Legal and Democratic Services), Miss Emily Lewin (Assistant Director of Legal and Democratic Services), Alan Stoves (Head of Revenues and Benefits), and Chief Executive Damian Francis Allen
- **Current Lawful Court:** None (Civil National Business Centre)
I believe that transferring the case to Doncaster County Court will facilitate a fair
carry on from, I believe that transferring the case to Doncaster County Court will facilitate a fair
hearing due to the complex legal matters and procedural improprieties involved.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Yours faithfully,
**Gary Taylor**