Enforcement Options CCJ

FlamingoLady

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Enforcement Options CCJ

5th August 2022, 10:35:AM

I made a claim against a LTD company who failed to supply & fit goods. A 50% deposit was paid to place the order of Ł800. The company have since appointed an insolvency practionioner.
I received a judgment from the court, with guidelines on how to enforce a judgement. This is where i am a bit stuck! If they company are filing for bankruptcy what is athe likelihood of me ever receiving my money back? i feel the most sensible way to proceed is to ask the court to provide evidence of their income?? Any suggestions or assistance greatly appreciated

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dslippy

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5th August 2022, 12:14:PM

Be ready to prove in the insolvency. You are really quite unlikely to receive more than a few pounds back, and no alternative will produce a better result.
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