Default costs certificate (County Court)
| Published date | 21 March 2018 |
N255 Default costs certificate
The court office at
is open between 10 am and 4 pm Monday to Friday. Address all communications to the Court Manager quoting the claim number
Default costs certicate
As you have not raised any points of dispute on the [defendant’s][claimant’s] bill of costs, the costs of
the claim have been allowed and the total sum of £ is now payable.
You must pay this amount to the [defendant][claimant] [within 14 days from the date of this order]
[on or before [ ]]
The date from which any entitlement to interest under this certicate is to run is:-
1. as to the amount of the bill as assessed excluding the costs of assessment, [the date of the order]
2. and as to [£ ] being the xed costs of assessment, the date of this certicate.
To the defendant (claimant)
If you do not pay in accordance with this order your goods may be
removed and sold or other enforcement proceedings may be taken
against you. If your circumstances change and you cannot pay, ask at
the court office about what you can do
Further interest may be added if judgment has been given for £5,000
or more or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or statutory
interest for late payment.
• PAYMENT(S) MUST BE MADE to the person named at the address for
payment quoting their reference and the court case number.
• DO NOT bring or send payments to the court.
THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
• You should allow at least 4 days for your payment to reach the claimant
(defendant) or his representative.
• Make sure that you keep records and can account for all payments made. Proof
may be required if there is any disagreement. It is not safe to send cash unless
you use registered post.
• A leaet giving further advice about payment can be obtained from the court.
• If you need more information you should contact the claimant (defendant) or his
representative.
Address for Payment How to Pay
Take Notice
To [Claimant][Defendant][’s Solicitor]
If you do not pay as ordered, this judgment may be registered on the Register of
Judgments, Orders and Fines. This may make it difficult for you to get credit. If you
then pay in full within one month you can ask the court to cancel the entry on the
Register. You will need to give proof of payment. You can (for a fee) also obtain
a Certificate of Cancellation from the court. If you pay the debt in full after one
month you can ask the court to mark the entry on the Register as satisfied and (for a
fee) obtain a Certificate of Satisfaction to prove that the debt has been paid.
Name of court Claim No.
Name of Claimant (including ref.)
Name of Defendant (including ref.)
[Defendant's][Claimant's] date of birth
Date
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