Hi
Recently I missed a QCAT civil hearing regarding a vexatious demand to remedy a defect under warranty, however denies my company access to review subsequently issuing a QCAT claim. The court ordered my company pay back the original purchase price dated back to 2012. The client subsequently after 7 days issued a statutory demand.
We have submitted form 49 to reopen the matter which has been accepted. My question is how can I submit a reply to the courts to have the statutory demand set aside while the matter is reviewed by QCAT. My company no longer trades and was put into voluntary deregistration however client obtained an ASIC holding order pending court hearings. I want to avoid the company having to be put into involuntary or voluntary administration due to costs and reputation.
What is the specific process that will enable me to write to the relevant jurisdiction and correct format citing my QCAT re opening as grounds for dispute and request to have demand set aside. Can this be done without having to engage a lawyer or can someone refer me a solicitor that will prepare and submit file for under $500?
Recently I missed a QCAT civil hearing regarding a vexatious demand to remedy a defect under warranty, however denies my company access to review subsequently issuing a QCAT claim. The court ordered my company pay back the original purchase price dated back to 2012. The client subsequently after 7 days issued a statutory demand.
We have submitted form 49 to reopen the matter which has been accepted. My question is how can I submit a reply to the courts to have the statutory demand set aside while the matter is reviewed by QCAT. My company no longer trades and was put into voluntary deregistration however client obtained an ASIC holding order pending court hearings. I want to avoid the company having to be put into involuntary or voluntary administration due to costs and reputation.
What is the specific process that will enable me to write to the relevant jurisdiction and correct format citing my QCAT re opening as grounds for dispute and request to have demand set aside. Can this be done without having to engage a lawyer or can someone refer me a solicitor that will prepare and submit file for under $500?