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May I invite views/help please. I am wondering what routes of further evasion a Debtor can utilise to avoid paying a debt.
1.2.2019 Money loaned to Debtor with paperwork and evidence.
1.10.2019 No repayment so MCOL Claim raised. Debtor admits the debt in full but says he cannot pay.
7.11.2020 CCJ obtained. Sealed Order . Defendant Ordered to pay by instalments.
My (Claimant) Application for costs to be added. Granted
Two attempts by the Defendant to Set Aside the Order and then to request a Hearing. Denied.
10.12.2020 Sealed Order made for defendant to pay increased instalments (now including costs).
No payment received to date so High Court Writ applied and granted.
15.02.2021 Defendant makes application to stay writ citing in his Statement of Truth that he has not received any Orders. Bizarrely the court grant Stay on 16.02.2021 Sealed Order on a no-notice basis and without hearing. Court allows appeal under CPR23.9 (to set aside or vary).
16;02.2021 I apply under CPR 23.10 to have the Order Set Aside on the basis that the debtor has made admission of debt in full, has failed to pay any instalments of any Order, and all Orders have been made and issued in accordance with procedure and sent to the defendants address - the address he provided on all previous correspondence , therefore there is no basis for a stay.
I am surprised the stay was granted on the basis purely of the defendant's Statement of Truth that he did not receive any orders and knew nothing about enforcement. Surely the court should/could have checked the file to view all Orders granted under the claim. Bizarre.
I await the courts decision to my application which has been accepted and payment requested. £255 , by the way how do I claim this or add it to the claim - is it possible , provided the judge lifts the stay of course. But if I add costs then a new Order will be issued and then I will have to re-apply for another writ I presume?
How much more can this defendant do to continue to evade paying ? what procedures are left for him?
May I invite views/help please. I am wondering what routes of further evasion a Debtor can utilise to avoid paying a debt.
1.2.2019 Money loaned to Debtor with paperwork and evidence.
1.10.2019 No repayment so MCOL Claim raised. Debtor admits the debt in full but says he cannot pay.
7.11.2020 CCJ obtained. Sealed Order . Defendant Ordered to pay by instalments.
My (Claimant) Application for costs to be added. Granted
Two attempts by the Defendant to Set Aside the Order and then to request a Hearing. Denied.
10.12.2020 Sealed Order made for defendant to pay increased instalments (now including costs).
No payment received to date so High Court Writ applied and granted.
15.02.2021 Defendant makes application to stay writ citing in his Statement of Truth that he has not received any Orders. Bizarrely the court grant Stay on 16.02.2021 Sealed Order on a no-notice basis and without hearing. Court allows appeal under CPR23.9 (to set aside or vary).
16;02.2021 I apply under CPR 23.10 to have the Order Set Aside on the basis that the debtor has made admission of debt in full, has failed to pay any instalments of any Order, and all Orders have been made and issued in accordance with procedure and sent to the defendants address - the address he provided on all previous correspondence , therefore there is no basis for a stay.
I am surprised the stay was granted on the basis purely of the defendant's Statement of Truth that he did not receive any orders and knew nothing about enforcement. Surely the court should/could have checked the file to view all Orders granted under the claim. Bizarre.
I await the courts decision to my application which has been accepted and payment requested. £255 , by the way how do I claim this or add it to the claim - is it possible , provided the judge lifts the stay of course. But if I add costs then a new Order will be issued and then I will have to re-apply for another writ I presume?
How much more can this defendant do to continue to evade paying ? what procedures are left for him?
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