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Hi guys,
Long story short, I started proceedings against my ex for an Order for Sale in September 2019. She refused to engage with proceedings, didn’t turn up to first directions hearing, filed no paperwork and didn’t turn up to the trial. Needless to say it was awarded in my favour in December 2019.
She has been refusing to comply with the order and we’re due back in Court for enforcement in March. She states she is now getting a solicitor and seeking to set aside the order.
Given the lateness and her conduct thus far, how likely is this under CPR 39.3(5)?
Long story short, I started proceedings against my ex for an Order for Sale in September 2019. She refused to engage with proceedings, didn’t turn up to first directions hearing, filed no paperwork and didn’t turn up to the trial. Needless to say it was awarded in my favour in December 2019.
She has been refusing to comply with the order and we’re due back in Court for enforcement in March. She states she is now getting a solicitor and seeking to set aside the order.
Given the lateness and her conduct thus far, how likely is this under CPR 39.3(5)?
