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When you email the court the subject line of your mail must contain (in the following
order): -
• The claim numbers
• The title of the claim (abbreviated if necessary) **
• The subject matter (e.g. defence)
• If relating to a hearing the date and time of hearing in bold black
• The judge’s name, where the correspondence/document is for their attention
**If your email is in relation to a family matter, please refer to the initials only.
Your message should also contain the name, telephone number and email address of the
sender. Correspondence and documents may be sent as either text or attachments. Where
there is a practice form, it must be sent in that form by attachment. The complete email
(including any attachment(s)) must not exceed 10Mb.
The rest of this automated message provides information that customers often find useful.
Edmonton County Court
The public counter services are no longer available at this court.
Urgent applications and processes that need to be dealt with in person will be through an
appointment only system. Users should contact the court on 0208 8846510 between 9.00 am
and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday to make an appointment.
The main telephone number for Civil and Family enquiries is 0208 884 6500 Gold fax 0870
3240314
Our address is The County Court at Edmonton, 59 Fore Street, Edmonton, London, N18 2TN
DX 136686 Edmonton 3
The court building is open between 9.00 am and 4.00 pm Monday to Friday.
We have a secure drop box located in reception for personal deliveries to the court, which is
opened once a day at 9.00 am Monday to Friday.
Website links
Information on Court forms and fees can be also be obtained from www.justice.gov.uk
Issuing a claim for Money or Possession of Property - MCOL & PCOL
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If you would like to issue a claim for money or property you can do so 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week by visiting: www.moneydaim.gov.uk or www.possessionclaim.gov.uk.You will save
money by issuing a claim for possession of property or a money claim online rather than
sending it to the court.
Legal Advice
If you are uncertain how to proceed, the Civil Procedure Rules available on the Ministry of
Justice website - http://www.justice.gov.uk - provide details. On many occasions it is best for
people to seek professional legal advice from a solicitor, legal executive, legal advice agency
or Citizens Advice Bureau. You can also contact Civil Legal Advice on 0845 345 4 345 or
via their website.
For information on how HMCTS uses personal data about you please see:
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-courts-and-tribunals-
service/about/personal-information-charter
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