Evasive debtor N316 help needed

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Evasive debtor N316 help needed

26th November 2018, 19:24:PM

I am dealing with very evasive debtor, I have follow all rules and regulations. We had a case and I won the case. There is CCJ against debtor but I didn’t get paid a penny, I send enforcement officer even knowing debtor gave false address to court and I. I decide to some research as debtor was claiming he lost his home and his unemployed, which they were all lie. I found his real address and soon I find out he is still working under radar. I have decide to take further and now I will be submitting N316 but debtor has been lying to court and I. More I done search more lies I found, debtor infact living with his girlfriend and he doesn’t have any belonging but I find out he purchases high valued items ie watches.
He had accident few years back and he is on benefit I have been told, he drives different vans and none of this vans belongs to him.
Am I on the right path or should I do something else instead of N316?

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