Help!! I have had a CCJ put on credit file for £357 from Civil Enforcement from over 2 years ago. Can't get through on phone can't get any info only if don't pay in a month will be sat on file for 6 years!! If want to dispute it will cost £255!!
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Sadly it isn't cheap. You have a chance to reclaim the fee if you win, but it's only a chance.
Have a read http://legalbeagles.info/forums/show...et-aside-a-CCJ
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Originally posted by Jackie1810 View PostHelp!! I have had a CCJ put on credit file for £357 from Civil Enforcement from over 2 years ago. Can't get through on phone can't get any info only if don't pay in a month will be sat on file for 6 years!! If want to dispute it will cost £255!!
Recently I had other parking tickets one went to this address but changed DVLA details 2 years ago!!
Not having a lot of luck
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Originally posted by ostell View PostSimply paying it will not result in it being removed, just marked as satisfied.
Was the second parking charge from the same company?
No parking eye in Asda Warrington, I was advised if paid within a month it would be removed.
I have such a nightmere, got a letter from DRP so has been transfered on.
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You will need to apply to set it aside due to it being issued at the wrong address - ring the court and see if you can find out the date of the judgment - it shouldn't show on your credit file or the register until after 28 days, but worth checking, then if it was within the last month you can pay it to keep it off the file, otherwise you will have to get the judgment set aside to get it removed from your file ( and then either defend or pay it).#staysafestayhome
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It went onto my file 16.2.17 so still within a month. No I am making payments thru DRP it's the principle that I didn't know about the second one and it went to historical address!!
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Thanks!! I will check, they are not very forth coming. Would I have to pay £357 plus the £255!!??
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If you get it set aside then the court should order costs against the claimant, so they'd owe you the £255 cost of the application ( although you might be able to just pay £100 (without hearing ) as it is straightforward wrong address.... and you'd pay them the original parking fine to get them to withdraw the claim ( through negotiating with them) You'd need to show that they had your current address when they brought the claim, and show that you have a defence to the claim... or at least a reasonable dispute.
First step find out the date of judgment, it's likely to have been mid Jan, but it could have been put on register straight away, though outside chance.#staysafestayhome
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