The court has set the judgement aside, because the claimant gave them a false address to win the case.?

The court has set the judgement aside, because the claimant gave them a false address, can I sue them for damaeges that the judgement did to me and which court should I go to.The court has set the judgement aside, because the claimant gave them a false address to win the case.?
You are not able to sue a Court (or Judge) for exercising a judicial function (setting the judgment aside).You cannot ';sue'; the Cliamant either over the false address.When a Court sets a judgment aside it usually just sets it aside and the claim proceeds as before.Sometimes if the other party has incurred unneccessary legal costs after the original adjustment the Court might order those costs to be paid to the ';innocent'; party but those costs will not cover inconvenience or distress.In any case if no order has already been made without an order for costs then it's too late .The court has set the judgement aside, because the claimant gave them a false address to win the case.?
If you mean ';Can I sue the court?';, the answer is No.





If you are asking if you can sue the other party, that depends upon the full text of the recent court decision. If the judgement has been set aside and a new hearing ordered, then all information, including any about false addresses, can be brought to the attention of the court, which will consider it as though the first decision had never been made.
You can make a counter claim against the claimant. This is done in your local County Court but this can be expensive. If the judgment has been set aside then it is no longer resgistered and you should check your credit file to have it cleared and make a complaint to the financial services authority.