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Help needed if possible. Short history - I was a director of a limited company -resigned 09/23 - DCB obtained a high court writ int he that companies name and address. DCB turned up at a different company address alleging it was a trading part of the same company - one that I had resigned from - and demanded £5k as part payment of a 9K debt. Evenafter being presented with evidence that the location was not a trading address 0 Business rates, bill, Licensing, Utlity and other documents they refused to inspect and began taking equipment. My daughter paid them 5K to get rid of them them and they provided a receipt marking it- paid by former directors daughter - . Now im not stupid but not conversant with bailiff law -. I have began proceedings and now DCB internal legal team have lodged a defence saying they were told it was a trading part. Can anyone with bailiff law help. Happy to pay
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It's a bit late coming to us after the fact you have issued legal proceedings. What I never understand is why people decide to issue a claim not knowing the basis of the claim or the relevant law in question.
Your issue seems similar to an earlier thread you started and I responded to that with some guidance and recommended you reach out to a dedicated bailiff forum. Since you are back here with this specific question, I'm guessing you didn't do that and decided to go at it alone?
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What exactly is it you need help with? You filed a claim, DCBL naturally filed a defence denying liability, so I'm not clear what you need.If you have a question about the voluntary termination process, please read this guide first, as it should have all the answers you need. Please do not hijack another person's thread as I will not respond to you
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