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Jan 2021
Court orders Harrogate builder James Moss to pay £11,000
A court has ordered Harrogate builder James Moss to pay £11,495 to a woman who was unhappy about the quality of his work.
The Harrogate Justice Centre held a virtual hearing yesterday with claimant Anna McIntyre, which Mr Moss failed to attend.
District judge Helen Wood said at the hearing:
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The judge added enforcement of the claim was "a different matter".
In a separate case last month, Harrogate Justice Centre adjourned another civil claim against Mr Moss after he told the court he was self-isolating.
Karen Macgillvray-Fallis claimed £9,996 through the small claims court, which is close to the maximum threshold of £10,000.
The court said Ms Macgillvray-Fallis's case would be held in January but it has yet to be heard.
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