10-17-2026, 07:55 PM
@Barbudaprince, yes, this is very positive news.
District Judge Jenkins has effectively agreed with our criticism of BW Legal's inadequately pleaded Particulars of Claim. The Judge has ordered UKCPM to file and serve amended Particulars complying with CPR 16.4 and paragraph 7 of PD16 by 4pm on 28 October 2026, failing which the claim will be automatically struck out without further order.
That is a significant development. The court has recognised that the original Particulars were insufficient and has imposed a strict deadline for UKCPM to put matters right.
However, it does not mean BW Legal has already failed to comply. They still have until 28 October to file the amended Particulars with the court and serve them on you. If they fail to comply with the unless order, the claim is struck out automatically, subject to any subsequent relief granted by the court.
If they do serve amended Particulars, you have permission to file and serve an amended defence within 14 days of receiving them. We can then examine whether they have genuinely complied with the order and whether the additional particulars expose further weaknesses in their case.
For now, please confirm which claim number appears on this order, as I believe that there are two UKCPM claims involving you. We need to ensure we are dealing with the correct proceedings.
Otherwise, there is nothing to submit immediately. Keep the order safe and await BW Legal's response. The important date is now 28 October 2026.
District Judge Jenkins has effectively agreed with our criticism of BW Legal's inadequately pleaded Particulars of Claim. The Judge has ordered UKCPM to file and serve amended Particulars complying with CPR 16.4 and paragraph 7 of PD16 by 4pm on 28 October 2026, failing which the claim will be automatically struck out without further order.
That is a significant development. The court has recognised that the original Particulars were insufficient and has imposed a strict deadline for UKCPM to put matters right.
However, it does not mean BW Legal has already failed to comply. They still have until 28 October to file the amended Particulars with the court and serve them on you. If they fail to comply with the unless order, the claim is struck out automatically, subject to any subsequent relief granted by the court.
If they do serve amended Particulars, you have permission to file and serve an amended defence within 14 days of receiving them. We can then examine whether they have genuinely complied with the order and whether the additional particulars expose further weaknesses in their case.
For now, please confirm which claim number appears on this order, as I believe that there are two UKCPM claims involving you. We need to ensure we are dealing with the correct proceedings.
Otherwise, there is nothing to submit immediately. Keep the order safe and await BW Legal's response. The important date is now 28 October 2026.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience. - Mark Twain
