Hi all,
I have Received a CCJ claim form and have followed the advice and acknowledged the service request to give me 28 days for the defense.
In 2006, I was a director for a limited company but not the Owner/Managing Director. Thee company was doing well and required funding.
HSBC provided an overdraft facility and requested Personal Guarantees from the Managing Director and also myself.
I was told that it was a formality and that the PG would only apply if the principal refused to pay the debt. The principal being the MD.
I stupidly signed the PG without getting any legal advice as the MD was a relative.
However in 2007 the company ran in to difficulty and went into liquidation. The MD made an agreement with HSBC to pay off the debt in installments and has continued to pay the debt.
In 2014 the debt was sold to Cabot/Marlin and the MD continued to pay the installments. I have never had any contact with HSBC or Marlin. They sent letters now and again but I ignored them as the debt was being repaid.
Recently however the MD lost his job and he informed Marlin who refused the new payment offer.
They passed this to Restons who have requested a CCJ against the MD and myself
My Question is does this fall under the CCA?
Neither I or the MD ave any paperwork and I have not been sent any other paperwork from Reston other than a claim form.
I asked a solicitor and he said as the debt was already over 6 Years old I can ask for it to be Statute Barred, but the debt is not mine as it was the companies. So can i dispute it belongs to me
I acknowledged the service request today and CCJ calim form is dated Oct 24th.
The MD has acknowledged all of the debt and is going to ask the court to accept reduced payments as his wife is currently supporting him.
I am in full time work but also have debts of my own.
Your help and advice is greatly appreciated, thanks.
Kind Regards
Loki
I have Received a CCJ claim form and have followed the advice and acknowledged the service request to give me 28 days for the defense.
In 2006, I was a director for a limited company but not the Owner/Managing Director. Thee company was doing well and required funding.
HSBC provided an overdraft facility and requested Personal Guarantees from the Managing Director and also myself.
I was told that it was a formality and that the PG would only apply if the principal refused to pay the debt. The principal being the MD.
I stupidly signed the PG without getting any legal advice as the MD was a relative.
However in 2007 the company ran in to difficulty and went into liquidation. The MD made an agreement with HSBC to pay off the debt in installments and has continued to pay the debt.
In 2014 the debt was sold to Cabot/Marlin and the MD continued to pay the installments. I have never had any contact with HSBC or Marlin. They sent letters now and again but I ignored them as the debt was being repaid.
Recently however the MD lost his job and he informed Marlin who refused the new payment offer.
They passed this to Restons who have requested a CCJ against the MD and myself
My Question is does this fall under the CCA?
Neither I or the MD ave any paperwork and I have not been sent any other paperwork from Reston other than a claim form.
I asked a solicitor and he said as the debt was already over 6 Years old I can ask for it to be Statute Barred, but the debt is not mine as it was the companies. So can i dispute it belongs to me
I acknowledged the service request today and CCJ calim form is dated Oct 24th.
The MD has acknowledged all of the debt and is going to ask the court to accept reduced payments as his wife is currently supporting him.
I am in full time work but also have debts of my own.
Your help and advice is greatly appreciated, thanks.
Kind Regards
Loki
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