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  2. Identify your role as either Plaintiff or Defendant. Fill in the caption with your details, including court address and case number.
  3. Complete the Notice of Appeal (Form 4) within 14 days of judgment. Prepare two originals: one for County Court and one for District Court.
  4. Fill out the Designation of Record (Form 5) to specify records for appeal. Again, prepare two originals for both courts.
  5. Request a transcript using JDF 4, ensuring all sections are completed and payment arrangements are made in advance.
  6. File the Notice of Appeal and Designation of Record at the Combined Court, paying the required fees including the $163 filing fee and any applicable Appeal Bond.
  7. Mail copies of filed documents to the opposing party and ensure you keep copies for your records.

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Small claims basics Generally, you can only sue for up to $12,500 in small claims court (or up to $6,250 if youre a business). You can ask a lawyer for advice before you go to court, but you cant have one with you in court.
Its worth it, if you have the proof to win the case. Dont expect the judge to award you court costs even after winning the case, though.
Small claims can be used if you are suing for $3,500 or less. If you are suing for less than $10,000, you can file a civil case in justice court. Also there are no attorneys allowed in small claims (unless both sides agree), and there are no appeals in small claims. Attorneys and appeals are allowed in civil claims.
Please Note: Small Claims Court is designed for cases involving sums less than $7,500. Lawyers generally need not be involved. However, there are still many detailed rules which must be carefully followed.
Small claims involve $7,500 or less (not including interest or costs). You may file a small claims case for a larger amount, but you will only be able to collect $7,500 if you win. You cannot divide a claim for more than $7,500 into two or more smaller claims.

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Yes. ~ Maybe. Small claims is usually good for going after reasonably small amounts of money from small businesses. If you are trying take a large corporation to court, what will happen is if you win a judgement, the business may feel so inclined as to appeal the judgement.
Determine whether your case qualifies as a small claim. Small claims involve $7,500 or less (not including interest or costs). You may file a small claims case for a larger amount, but you will only be able to collect $7,500 if you win. You cannot divide a claim for more than $7,500 into two or more smaller claims.

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