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CCJ awarded fro £15k plus Interim Charging Order (now defended)

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  • CCJ awarded fro £15k plus Interim Charging Order (now defended)

    Don't need any help...thanks
    Last edited by lottey; 8th June 2017, 13:24:PM.
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    Re: CCJ awarded fro £15k plus Interim Charging Order (now defended)

    Now you have a judgment against you you would be needing to apply to have it set aside to be able to defend the claim.

    Were you previously on Getoutofdebtfree ? ( just with the 'title of the instrument' stuff you mention) three letter process type stuff ?

    Did you send a CCA request to them on receipt of the claim ?

    You've agreed a settlement of £12k - have you agreed that through the court or by negotiation ? and is that by installments or in one lump sum ? If this is the case you should have a consent order arranged which makes the claimants remove the interim charge when you've paid, or get the final charge if you fail to pay ? Do you have that ?

    An interim charging order isn't really awarded, just applied for, the Final Charging order is what you would be defending - have you had notice of a hearing for the final charging order? What defence on that have you entered ?
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      Re: CCJ awarded fro £15k plus Interim Charging Order (now defended)

      Thanks
      Last edited by lottey; 8th June 2017, 13:25:PM.

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        Re: CCJ awarded fro £15k plus Interim Charging Order (now defended)

        Thanks

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