Missing Document Resolution Steps

Summary

When solicitors request missing documents, its often to expedite the process. You can provide the documents directly if available or suggest they request from the court for official copies. To contact the court, identify the correct court, and inquire about submitting additional evidence. If acting for yourself, expect more direct communication from solicitors. Keep responses clear and concise to manage communications effectively.

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Dear Ms McFarlane, We are in receipt of your Application for Enforcement dated 4th August *, which was served upon us by the Court on 31st August *. Unfortunately, it seems that a page of the application, containing the alleged ‘Pattern of Breaches since */*/*’, is missing. This formed an attachment to Section 7a and appears to run to multiple pages, although only the first page is included in the application provided to us. We would be grateful if you would provide us with a full copy of the Attachment to Section 7a so that our client can properly consider it and respond to the application. With our thanks in advance and we look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience. Yours faithfully, Moss Fallon Solicitors Limited
It looks like Moss Fallon Solicitors are requesting additional information related to your enforcement application. To address this, you should:
- Ensure that you have a complete copy of the attachment in Section 7a.
- Send the missing pages directly to Moss Fallon Solicitors Limited.
- Follow up with the court if needed to ensure all documents are correctly served.
If you need help with the procedures related to this, feel free to ask!
I have recieved this email. Why aren’t they requesting from court?
It seems Moss Fallon Solicitors are requesting the missing pages directly from you because they might need them urgently to respond to the application. Since you submitted the application, you might have the complete attachment. However, you can follow up with the court to ensure all documents were correctly served. If you need further guidance on handling this, let me know!
Why haven’t they asked the court for the documents?
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Moss Fallon Solicitors are likely asking you directly because they may want to expedite the process. Requesting documents from the court can take longer, and they might believe you can provide them more quickly. Additionally, since you submitted the application, you might have the full attachment readily available for them. If you need assistance with court procedures, feel free to ask.
How do I contact the court and send more evidence ahead of the hearing?
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To contact the court and send more evidence ahead of the hearing, follow these steps:
- Identify the court handling your case. Look for contact information on any documents you've received or check online.
- Call or email the court to inquire about the procedure for submitting additional evidence.
- Ensure you follow any specific guidelines or formats required by the court.
If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Dear Ms Wilkinson, Thank you for your email. I note your request regarding the missing pages of the attachment to Section 7a of my application. The full document, including all pages detailing the pattern of breaches since * March *, was filed with the Court as part of my Application for Enforcement dated * August *. If for any reason your copy is incomplete, I would suggest that you request the full and official version directly from the Court to ensure both parties are working from the same set of documents. That being said, I am happy to assist in ensuring that the matter can proceed efficiently. Please confirm whether you would like me to re-send the attachment in its entirety to you, or whether you will be obtaining it directly from the Court. Yours faithfully, Ms McFarlane
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The issue seems to be about ensuring that both parties have the correct documents for legal proceedings. Here are some general steps to contact the court for evidence submission:
- Identify the court handling your case and look for their contact information online or on any documents received.
- Reach out via phone or email to inquire about the submission process for additional evidence.
- Follow any specific guidelines or formats required by the court.
If you need more help, feel free to ask!
should I reply with this or just send them attachment s
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If you have the complete attachment and can send it easily, it might be more efficient to provide it directly to Moss Fallon Solicitors. However, confirming with them first, as suggested in your draft reply, is a reasonable approach. It ensures clear communication and avoids potential issues with document discrepancies. Would you like further guidance on this?
Yes what should I do?
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Given the situation, it's advisable to respond to Moss Fallon Solicitors as follows:
- Send them the complete attachment if you have it readily available to expedite matters.
- Alternatively, you can reply with your draft to confirm their preference for receiving the documents directly from you or through the court.
Let me know if you need more detailed advice!
Will they bombard me with emails throughout this as I am acting for myself?
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It's possible that acting for yourself may lead to more communication, as solicitors might need direct clarification, especially regarding documents. You can manage this by keeping your replies clear and concise. If you feel overwhelmed, consider seeking advice on managing legal communications.