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  • Who would be the defendant

    Can anyone help me confirm who the actual defendant is on a ccj order

    Is is the personal listed in defendant ref:
    Or the name in the box to the left or both
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  • #2
    I do not have a form in front of me, but it seeems obvious that the entry in the name box is the one.

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    • #3
      OK thanks, just it says defendant in the box next to this which is the individual.

      The reason I ask is I bought a faulty car from a trader, took them to court and got the ccj. When I filled out the form I listed as company x and the directors name

      Im wondering if i can claim against the ditecor5himself as the sales paperwork does not show a business name. If so do I just use the slip rule and ask the court to amend.

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      • #4
        It is the person unless you contracted with a limited company.

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        • #5
          It was advertised by a ltd company but the sales. Paperwork has no name... Various emails and calls show the individual.. But emails also showing the ltd company?

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