Which form is used to respond to a money claim for an unspecified amount?

• A. N9C
• B. N9A
• C. N9B
• D. N9D

Answer: (A)

The question tests understanding of how responses to money claims differ when the amount is not fixed. When a claim asks for money but the exact sum isn’t specified, it’s dealing with unliquidated damages—the final amount is to be determined by the court. The form designed for that situation lets you set out your defence to liability while indicating that the amount will be assessed later, rather than admitting a specific total upfront. That makes it the right choice for a claim where the amount is unspecified, because other forms are tailored to claims with a known, liquidated sum. So the correct form to respond to a money claim for an unspecified amount is the one used for unliquidated claims.