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Given that the Treasury solicitor and the Goveernment Legal Deparment ask for service of proceedings by email and the DCP does not (unless it has been changed) stop you issuing a claim online it all seems a little Alice in Wonderland . Glad the DDJ brought sense to the matter .
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In an announcement in the LS Gazette 27/03/2020 and the respective websites.