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[curiousgeorge]

I would ask him for a copy of your contract to be sent to you via email, giving him a time limit, such as 5 working days (always give a time limit - if you don't it can leave you wide open to interpretations if it goes any further). If after this time you haven't received it, email him again and advise that unless your previous request is fulfilled within 5 working days you will deem that the said contract will be null and void.

It is unlikely that he would take further action if he can't supply a copy of the contract.

I must stress that the small claims court, as mentioned above, is only one outlet available. County courts are one other source of pursuing somebody and court costs for this aren't too expensive. However, he would have to ensure all of his end was tied up nicely and if it ever went to a county court, don't bury your head in the sand, always seek legal help (even if it's with a court appointed solicitor) and always attend as non-attendance just ends up with a CCJ against your name. However, it is unlikely he would go down this route, as at the moment, he doesn't even have your current address. He could obtain your address, but again, probably unlikely if he won't/can't supply a copy of the contract.

BTW, can I ask why it was signed in a hotel room first of all, and also why he wasn't there?