Hello Everyone,
I am new to this forum and although i have been reading threads ive never posted on here before. I would appreciate as much advice as possible in order to help me in a situation. I have two CCJs in the past year. One was in December 2018 and the other was in June 2019. I do not dispute the CCJ's or debt. I fully understand i must pay the debt off and have no qualms in doing so. I do not remember receiving any letters and did not attend court. As of yet i have not yet paid anything to the claimants. One debt was for a Credit Card for £900 and the other was for a loan of £700.
I am looking about getting these moved or (set aside). Please forgive my terminology as i have read so many articles, forums about this and although i am getting there i am still confused about many issues.
My idea is to approach the claimants and ask them to sign a consent order and remove the CCJS (i know the court ultimately decides this) in return for the full payment.
My first question is, if they agree then would this be enough for the court to remove the CCJ? Do i just send this to the court and get it removed i.e wait for the judge decision.
My second question is, if everyone agrees to sign the consent form then do i need to have a reasonable defence in order for the judge to consider? If so, then my defence is as follows:
I am fully aware that many people may use this argument but I cannot remember receiving any letters from this companies in regards to both CCJs. I live in a big household with 4 other members and the post could easily have either been misplaced, lost or not even turned up. Furthermore, I have been living and moving back and forth for the last year at my brothers house in a different area to which I live now, even though on the electoral roll i am registered at my current address.
I do suffer from stress and anxiety and have done for the past two years due to personal reasons. One of the reason I kept moving back and forth from my current address (which is where the CCJ is registered) and staying elsewhere was because I was concerned over the level of crime occurring on not only in my area but my road particularly. This is backed up by the many police reports I have made over the last 2 years including incidents that have effected me personally (car has been broken into 3 times), attempted burglary’s and vandalism. The police would have these reports to hand as proof. On top of that I also can confirm I have email exchanges with the police over the last year in regards to issues and complaints I have raised about crime on my road and fear of safety.
Due to the seriousness of these issues I became disillusioned with my area and had to get out which in turn meant i suffered more stress and anxiety. As already mentioned above this is all recorded via police reports, phone calls with the police and email exchanges i have with a particular police officer whom i have been in regular contact with over the last year. So I have been moving back and forth between current address (which I am on the electoral roll) and my brothers house which I have stayed for the vast majority of the time. (My brothers house is about 1 hour from where i live). In the midst of everything i have mentioned i had to go to my local GP for stress and anxiety to express my feelings numerous times. He prescribed me prescription sleeping pills to help with this and would have a record of this on file.
Due to the reasons above which all occurred over the past 18 months (during the same time i would have received any contact about the CCJ proceedings) or so i could not respond to any letters i may have received. I did contact the company as soon as i checked my credit file in June to tell them i had not received any letters (which should be recorded on the phone call) and they simply brushed it aside saying it was posted via normal post and not recorded delivery.
It was only after this phone call i had started researching about my options and through legal advice have decided to follow through and take action.
Please Advise
Any advice would be much appreciated
I am new to this forum and although i have been reading threads ive never posted on here before. I would appreciate as much advice as possible in order to help me in a situation. I have two CCJs in the past year. One was in December 2018 and the other was in June 2019. I do not dispute the CCJ's or debt. I fully understand i must pay the debt off and have no qualms in doing so. I do not remember receiving any letters and did not attend court. As of yet i have not yet paid anything to the claimants. One debt was for a Credit Card for £900 and the other was for a loan of £700.
I am looking about getting these moved or (set aside). Please forgive my terminology as i have read so many articles, forums about this and although i am getting there i am still confused about many issues.
My idea is to approach the claimants and ask them to sign a consent order and remove the CCJS (i know the court ultimately decides this) in return for the full payment.
My first question is, if they agree then would this be enough for the court to remove the CCJ? Do i just send this to the court and get it removed i.e wait for the judge decision.
My second question is, if everyone agrees to sign the consent form then do i need to have a reasonable defence in order for the judge to consider? If so, then my defence is as follows:
I am fully aware that many people may use this argument but I cannot remember receiving any letters from this companies in regards to both CCJs. I live in a big household with 4 other members and the post could easily have either been misplaced, lost or not even turned up. Furthermore, I have been living and moving back and forth for the last year at my brothers house in a different area to which I live now, even though on the electoral roll i am registered at my current address.
I do suffer from stress and anxiety and have done for the past two years due to personal reasons. One of the reason I kept moving back and forth from my current address (which is where the CCJ is registered) and staying elsewhere was because I was concerned over the level of crime occurring on not only in my area but my road particularly. This is backed up by the many police reports I have made over the last 2 years including incidents that have effected me personally (car has been broken into 3 times), attempted burglary’s and vandalism. The police would have these reports to hand as proof. On top of that I also can confirm I have email exchanges with the police over the last year in regards to issues and complaints I have raised about crime on my road and fear of safety.
Due to the seriousness of these issues I became disillusioned with my area and had to get out which in turn meant i suffered more stress and anxiety. As already mentioned above this is all recorded via police reports, phone calls with the police and email exchanges i have with a particular police officer whom i have been in regular contact with over the last year. So I have been moving back and forth between current address (which I am on the electoral roll) and my brothers house which I have stayed for the vast majority of the time. (My brothers house is about 1 hour from where i live). In the midst of everything i have mentioned i had to go to my local GP for stress and anxiety to express my feelings numerous times. He prescribed me prescription sleeping pills to help with this and would have a record of this on file.
Due to the reasons above which all occurred over the past 18 months (during the same time i would have received any contact about the CCJ proceedings) or so i could not respond to any letters i may have received. I did contact the company as soon as i checked my credit file in June to tell them i had not received any letters (which should be recorded on the phone call) and they simply brushed it aside saying it was posted via normal post and not recorded delivery.
It was only after this phone call i had started researching about my options and through legal advice have decided to follow through and take action.
Please Advise
Any advice would be much appreciated
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