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Which court do I sue in?

That depends on the nature and amount of your claim. In some circumstances there may be several courts you can choose to bring suit in, and sometimes there may be only one. It is necessary to file suit in the correct court or the other side - or the court itself - may dismiss your action, and make you pay costs.


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