Hello,
looking for advice please. Background below
If a debtor doesn't answer the door or acknowledge the Writ posted through the door, what happens?
Are HCEO allowed to remove vehicles linked to the debtor?
If the Writ is against a person and a business but only the home address is on the Writ are they allowed to visit the business premises as well?
If you believe a person has given false details and the CCJ is in this name is there anything that you can do?
If current collection agency are unable to collect, can we instruct another?
Background
We are a small business, my partner is a heating engineer and we are trying to chase a debt, not huge but significant to us, just under £2000. We got the judgement at CC and the CC bailiffs tried to enforce the warrant. The debtor applied for suspension, got it, then still didn't pay. We now have a High Court Writ for the business and the debtor himself. Work was done at the business premises and the debtors home address.
The HCEO have attended his home address (as we believed at the time) but no one answered the door, they left the writ and a note on the car on the drive. We live in the same village as the debtor so have driven past the house and the note has gone from the vehicle and they have not been in touch with the enforcement officers.
We now believe that the debtor rents this address (from someone else), he in fact owns another house in the village. We know the address as we did work there also (he had relatives living there at the time). This address is not on the Writ and for some reason the business address isn't only the registered head office (which is the same as his home address).
We supplied the business address as well as his home address when instructing the HCEO.
We now believe the debtor gave us a false name and the CCJ is in this name, we don't have definitive proof but having done research on him it does appear that he has used several names and built up numerous CCJs in different names.
Sorry for so many questions
Many thanks
Jo
looking for advice please. Background below
If a debtor doesn't answer the door or acknowledge the Writ posted through the door, what happens?
Are HCEO allowed to remove vehicles linked to the debtor?
If the Writ is against a person and a business but only the home address is on the Writ are they allowed to visit the business premises as well?
If you believe a person has given false details and the CCJ is in this name is there anything that you can do?
If current collection agency are unable to collect, can we instruct another?
Background
We are a small business, my partner is a heating engineer and we are trying to chase a debt, not huge but significant to us, just under £2000. We got the judgement at CC and the CC bailiffs tried to enforce the warrant. The debtor applied for suspension, got it, then still didn't pay. We now have a High Court Writ for the business and the debtor himself. Work was done at the business premises and the debtors home address.
The HCEO have attended his home address (as we believed at the time) but no one answered the door, they left the writ and a note on the car on the drive. We live in the same village as the debtor so have driven past the house and the note has gone from the vehicle and they have not been in touch with the enforcement officers.
We now believe that the debtor rents this address (from someone else), he in fact owns another house in the village. We know the address as we did work there also (he had relatives living there at the time). This address is not on the Writ and for some reason the business address isn't only the registered head office (which is the same as his home address).
We supplied the business address as well as his home address when instructing the HCEO.
We now believe the debtor gave us a false name and the CCJ is in this name, we don't have definitive proof but having done research on him it does appear that he has used several names and built up numerous CCJs in different names.
Sorry for so many questions
Many thanks
Jo
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