Form

Make a claim in the Commercial Court: Form N1(CC)

Use this form to start a claim in the Commercial Court.

• From: HM Courts & Tribunals Service
• Published: 21 January 2022

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Make a claim in the Commercial Court: Form N1(CC)

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Notes for defendant on replying to claim form - Commercial Court N1C(CC)

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You must include a copy of the notes for the defendant when you serve a copy of the claim on the defendant

To file your claim with the court, complete the form and send it to the court using the E-Filing service.

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Published 21 January 2022