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Bounced cheque

Tigger · 2008-10-02 11:26:14

Man; these are getting common anyhow can i use the small claims for a bounced cheque? it dosen't seem clear that that is the ways to go

02-10-2008 11:26am

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Tigger

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Man; these are getting common
anyhow can i use the small claims for a bounced cheque? it dosen't seem clear that that is the ways to go

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#2 02-10-2008 12:14pm

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The small claims court is designed to deal with primarily for consumer claims below €2,000. The vast majority of other types of actions are excluded from this procedure, including those to recover a debt. That said however, it is possible for you to seek to recover the debt in the District Court (of which the small claims court is a branch). It isn't overly complicated and you could conceivably do it yourself or alternatively employ a solicitor. Try contacting your local District Court Office, or if in Dublin, the District Court Civil Office in Dolphin House for more information.

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