I am acting in person and the opposing party has failed to comply with a judges direction to file witness statements by a given date. To whom at the County Court should I complain ?
November 27, 2008 by Anonymous
This is not a case for complaining. It is a case of applying to the Court for your opponent to be struck out or prohibited from putting any evidence in support of their case. You must go on the offensive.
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