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The claimant has issued proceedings for a housing disrepair claim in the County Court Money Claims Centre (CCMCC). The claimant is claiming damages and specific performance of works. Can the claimant make a claim for specific performance in the CCMCC or is this court reserved for money claims only?

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Published on: 20 March 2019

Under CPR PD 7A, para 4A.1, a County Court Money Claims Centre (CCMCC) is any claim which:

  1. •

    is started in the County Court under CPR 7

  2. •

    is a claim for money only, whether for a specified or an unspecified amount, and

  3. •

    is not a claim for which special procedures are provided in the Civil Procedure Rules. Note: for the purposes

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