10-09-2026, 04:29 PM
Hi again
Yesterday I received an email from Gladstones informing me of their intention to proceed to court and an attachment of a completed N180 form. In the email, they asked if I would be happy to receive further documents via email which seems reasonable and more efficient to me - is there a reason why I should decline?
They have also indicated that they are open to mediation, but I have not received anything further in the post from court. Should I expect that to arrive shortly? At the moment, it doesn’t appear I have anything to submit.
As a bit of an aside, I don’t want to fall foul of any deadlines but on the day I received the email from Gladstones, I also had a death in the family. I’m feeling a bit burdened by that at the moment and could use a bit of time. Are there any deadlines? Am I right to think this will be explained with a letter that will arrive from the court?
Thanks in advance.
Yesterday I received an email from Gladstones informing me of their intention to proceed to court and an attachment of a completed N180 form. In the email, they asked if I would be happy to receive further documents via email which seems reasonable and more efficient to me - is there a reason why I should decline?
They have also indicated that they are open to mediation, but I have not received anything further in the post from court. Should I expect that to arrive shortly? At the moment, it doesn’t appear I have anything to submit.
As a bit of an aside, I don’t want to fall foul of any deadlines but on the day I received the email from Gladstones, I also had a death in the family. I’m feeling a bit burdened by that at the moment and could use a bit of time. Are there any deadlines? Am I right to think this will be explained with a letter that will arrive from the court?
Thanks in advance.
