Letter before claim

I refer you to the Practice Direction on pre-action conduct under the Civil Procedure Rules, and in particular to paragraphs 13-16 which set out the sanctions the court may impose if you fail to comply with the Practice Direction.

My contact information is within an email dated 6 September 2021.

Official correspondence must be sent by post. That will follow in the event of a negative response.

I will accept a conciliarity email reply if you want to settle out of court.

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Summary of what happened source

Your staff member Mr A Hazlett and I met for a one hour session costing £100.

The following appointment has been confirmed:

Name:  ......

Practitioner: Alan Hazlett

Date: Friday, 28 May 2021

Time: 2:00 PM 

Mr Hazlett sent me a letter for onward transmission to appropriate health care professionals.

It is here.

The letter included inappropriate terminology. There were careless typos a 14 year-old might have corrected.

The letter lacked sufficient information concerning my back.

  • how much money you want - like the cost of repair or a replacement - and how you’ve calculated that amount
  • source as above
I claim the return of £100.


The source above includes:


  • a deadline for reply - usually 14 days
  • that you’ll start court proceedings if you don’t get a reply

You should also say that you and the defendant both have to follow the court’s rules on what to do.

The Bosworth Clinic may decide it is prepared to proceed with a Small Claim to be made by me. 

This letter before claim will be supplemented to include further typos such as Mr Hazlett saying "bare with" and full comment on his misunderstanding of "vagus" in the letter.

 "Typos" are one thing, "bare with" results in a lack of basic grammar understanding.






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