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Make a defence or counterclaim (unspecified amount): Form N9D

Defend a money claim for an unspecified amount (or a non-monetary claim) if you dispute it. You can also use the form to make a counterclaim.

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HM Courts & Tribunals Service
Published
1 April 2008
Last updated
29 November 2022 — See all updates

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Defence and counterclaim (unspecified amount, non-money and return of goods claims)

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Amddiffyniad a gwrth-hawliad (symiau amhenodol, hawliadau anari-annol a dychwelyd nwyddau) / Defence and counterclaim (unspecified amount, non-money and return of goods claim)

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If you are admitting part of the money claim (or non-monetary claim) and defending the other part, you must submit this form together with Form N9C. There are strict deadlines for submitting both forms.

Find out more about how to respond to a court claim for money.

You might find it useful to read the ‘Notes for defendant’ on Form N1: Make a claim against a person or organisation.

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Published 1 April 2008
Last updated 29 November 2022 + show all updates

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