A without prejudice letter is a communication between the parties, made for the purpose of settling a dispute. A claimant makes a without prejudice offer to a defendant.The defendant has seven days to accept this. If you disagree with the offer, you can decline it. However, rejecting a settlement offer isn't as simple as saying, "Sorry, I won't accept it." An example of a without prejudice save as to costs settlement offer letter from a claimant (with drafting notes), also known as a claimant's Calderbank offer. Court Staff cannot act as your counsel, provide legal advice or suggestions. Court staff can provide all litigants with procedural information. Usually such agreements are not filed. However, if a judgment creditor attempts to execute after 5 years, a writ will not issue in the absence of good cause.