Form

Form N227: Ask for a judgment where the claim amount is unspecified

If a defendant hasn't responded to your claim, use this form to ask the court to decide how much they should pay you, including costs.

From:
HM Courts & Tribunals Service
Published
1 April 2006

Documents

Request for judgment by default (Amount to be decided by the court)

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Cais am Ddyfarniad trwy ddiffyg (y swm i'w benderfynu gan y llys) / Request for judgment by default (Amount to be decided by the court)

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Details

You can’t ask for default judgment in certain types of cases, for example involving:

  • your spouse or civil partner
  • a child
  • the Crown

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Published 1 April 2006

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