I made a claim against an individual and his small business (not ltd) who took money from me but failed to deliver what I paid for. I filed a claim, he did not respond at all (what if he just moved?) and I applied for automatic judgement and got it. What do I do next? Ideally in a cost-effective way.
Won the court case with automatic judgement. What do I do now?
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If they don't cough up voluntarily then you need to start enforcement against them - but that costs, you have to pay first and the sum gets added to the debt owed. You do need to be aware though that just because you have obtained Judgment does not guarantee you will get paid. Have a read of https://www.smallclaimscourtgenie.co...-won-now-what/
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Originally posted by ploddertom View PostIf they don't cough up voluntarily then you need to start enforcement against them - but that costs, you have to pay first and the sum gets added to the debt owed. You do need to be aware though that just because you have obtained Judgment does not guarantee you will get paid. Have a read of https://www.smallclaimscourtgenie.co...-won-now-what/
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Does he trade from Business premises?
Does he advertise?
Get someone to contact him on a known phone number and ask if he can quote for some work?
Does he have any visible assets - van or machinery?
The more info you can provide then the better chance you have of getting a result. How long ago was Judgment awarded & roughly how much for?
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Originally posted by ploddertom View PostDoes he trade from Business premises?
Originally posted by ploddertom View PostDoes he advertise?
Originally posted by ploddertom View PostGet someone to contact him on a known phone number and ask if he can quote for some work?
Originally posted by ploddertom View PostDoes he have any visible assets - van or machinery?
Originally posted by ploddertom View PostHow long ago was Judgment awarded?
Originally posted by ploddertom View PostRoughly how much for?
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Doesn't sound hugely positive. Is his telephone contact still operational ?
Where did you have the claim issued to ? his home address ? Is he still there ?#staysafestayhome
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Originally posted by Amethyst View PostIs his telephone contact still operational ?
Originally posted by Amethyst View PostWhere did you have the claim issued to ? his home address ?
Originally posted by Amethyst View PostIs he still there ?
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