Hi,
I recently won a small claim against a company for £6000, but the company is a Ltd company so the director is stating he doesn't owe the money the company does and therefore he is not liable, however with the contract that he signed is a clause making him personally liable for any company debts should the company not be able to pay.
How do I therefore enforce the payment now from the director as he has stated the company can't or won't pay, as the small claim was won against the Ltd company which confuses the issue re any subsequent debt collection service, be this a bailiff or HCE?
Cheers.
I recently won a small claim against a company for £6000, but the company is a Ltd company so the director is stating he doesn't owe the money the company does and therefore he is not liable, however with the contract that he signed is a clause making him personally liable for any company debts should the company not be able to pay.
How do I therefore enforce the payment now from the director as he has stated the company can't or won't pay, as the small claim was won against the Ltd company which confuses the issue re any subsequent debt collection service, be this a bailiff or HCE?
Cheers.
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