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    Dubai debt in UK

    Hi, I have noticed several posts where debt incurred in UAE is being chased by a UK firm called CWD . I am in a similar situation where they have issued a default judgment (ccj) in by absence (I had not received any prior notification). I have since applied to set this aside and am awaiting an update. In the interim, I have just received a notice that an interim charging order has been put on my house with a date given for the end of this month for a hearing at a local court.
    my questions are:
    can they do this with a UAE debt?
    As the amount claimed (£39k) is more than the actual equity I have in my house after the mortgage provider takes their chunk, can I still sell my house and give them whatever is left over?
    Can they force a house sale?
    Has anyone had similar experiences with CWD?
    Has anyone won a case against them?

    Look forward to your replies
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    Re: Dubai debt in UK

    HI, I am in the same boat and looking for the excact advice if any

    TIA

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