Tomlin Order advice

[Twelvetoes]

Hi,

Not sure if this is the correct forum to post in....

I had a Tomlin Order agreed out of court with Overdales to repay a debt and not receive a CCJ. The amount agreec and recorded on the Tomlin Order form was £1600.00. I contacted Overdales to ask for a statement of the account, they have responed with a figure of £1972.00 including a recoverable hearing fee, summons costs CC claims fee and pre legal interest x2 totalling the difference between the amount recorded on the Tomlin Order and the provided statement of account.

My question is - are these additional fees enforcable as i was not aware of them when signing the order and not displayed on the signed order form.

Thanks in advance for any help and advice offered.

Twelve.

[atticus]

Go back, sending a copy of the order, and ask for a statement of what remains outstanding under it. Do you not have a record of what you have paid?

[MIKE770]

Hate these chances as above go back to thet

[Twelvetoes]

Thanks both for the prompt reply.

I requested the statement from them as have been paying as agreed for 12ish months - had heard nothing and wanted to check out what was remaining/ tally up and make sure we're on the same page. The order states the sum £1600 the statement sent shows the 'add-ons' (£372) shouldn't the figure (from statement)be the total on the order itself?

If it's just a case of going back and politely pointing out the mis-calc then all good.

Thanks again, Twelve.