A small business is owed £1,000 and wants to make a court claim for this amount, plus interest. They also want to understand if they can make this claim online. Determine the court fee for a £1,000 claim, the typical interest rate they can claim, and the specific situations where an online claim isn't possible.
Navigate to the GOV.UK guidance on 'Make a court claim for money'. Locate and extract the court fee for a £1,000 claim from the 'Court fees' section. Locate and extract the typical interest rate for non-commercial debts from the 'Claim the interest' section. Locate and extract the conditions preventing an online claim from the 'Make a claim' section. Synthesize the gathered information to answer the questions.
State the court fee for a £1,000 claim as £70. State the typical interest rate for non-commercial debts as 8%. List the two specific conditions under which an online claim cannot be made: (1) if the claimant does not know how much money they want to claim, and (2) if the claim is for more than £25,000 and the claimant wants to get help to pay the court fee.