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    Need some advice on a charging order.
    I obtained a ccj which is due to drop off my credit file in November this year.

    I had been paying the ccj through attachment of earnings. I stopped paying 2 years ago due to I'll health and not being able to work.

    An intermin charging order was granted. I have been onto the land registry and there is no full charging order it's still down as an interim.

    The company who obtained the ccj and charging order have now sold on my debt. However the intermin charging order and the ccj are still in the old debt collectors name.

    I am going to leave the ccj to drop off my file and the debt will be staue barred too.

    My question is how to get the intermin charging order removed as the company who requested it no longer own the debt or will I be opening a can of worms.

    I am not looking to sell my home but I will be looking to remortgage in a few years time.

    Thanks for your help

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