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Hi,
I am applying to set aside a CCJ that was given to me in my absence and without my knowledge. I didn't receive any court papers or such like, the first I knew about it was a Notice of Enforcement letter through the post.
I'm aware of the person/situation surrounding the order though, it relates to an old business colleague of mine. Long story short, he says i owe him a sum of money, which i absolutely do not!
I am trying to write to Witness statement and draft order, draft defence but i'm chasing my tail it feels like, i can't seem to work out exactly what i need to write.
There's several different issues here
1 - I didn't receive the the court documents so didn't have the chance to defend the claim.
2 - I disagree with the claim completely as i don't owe this person any money full stop.
3 - It's already at Baliff stage
Please can someone explain to me the best approach to take here and even better point me in the direction of a thread where someone has had a similar experience?
Thank you in advance.
I am applying to set aside a CCJ that was given to me in my absence and without my knowledge. I didn't receive any court papers or such like, the first I knew about it was a Notice of Enforcement letter through the post.
I'm aware of the person/situation surrounding the order though, it relates to an old business colleague of mine. Long story short, he says i owe him a sum of money, which i absolutely do not!
I am trying to write to Witness statement and draft order, draft defence but i'm chasing my tail it feels like, i can't seem to work out exactly what i need to write.
There's several different issues here
1 - I didn't receive the the court documents so didn't have the chance to defend the claim.
2 - I disagree with the claim completely as i don't owe this person any money full stop.
3 - It's already at Baliff stage
Please can someone explain to me the best approach to take here and even better point me in the direction of a thread where someone has had a similar experience?
Thank you in advance.
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