Form

Respond to a money claim (unspecified amount): Form N9C

Use this form to tell the court if you admit liability for a money claim, or about goods you need to return to a claimant.

• From: HM Courts & Tribunals Service
• Published: 1 April 2006

Documents

Admission (unspecified amount, non-money and return of goods claims)

PDF, 382 KB, 2 pages

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Admission (unspecified amount, non-money and return of goods claims) - large print

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Addefiad (swm amhenodol,hawliadau anariannol a dychwelyd nwyddau) / Admission (unspecified amount, non-money and return of goods claims)

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Details

A court will send this money claim form to a defendant. The form is also used for other non-monetary claims.

If you no longer have the goods you owe, you can ask the court to decide their value.

If you are admitting part of the claim and defending the other part, you must submit this form together with Form N9D. There are strict deadlines for submitting both forms.

You might find it useful to read the ‘Notes for defendant’ on Form N1: Make a claim against a person or organisation.

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Published 1 April 2006