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Judgement Order - Company Gone Into Liquidation

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    OK so in April 2020 I lost a case and received a Judgement Order to pay £800 for the defendants legal fees.* As I was unable to attend the telephone hearing I made an application to appeal the decision and things have been slow due to Covid-19.* I received a letter from the court saying they will set another date.* Anyway, since then the company who I lost my case against has gone into liquidation so what happens now?
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    Originally posted by salpea77 View Post
    OK so in April 2020 I lost a case and received a Judgement Order to pay £800 for the defendants legal fees. As I was unable to attend the telephone hearing I made an application to appeal the decision and things have been slow due to Covid-19. I received a letter from the court saying they will set another date. Anyway, since then the company who I lost my case against has gone into liquidation so what happens now?
    The judgment remains enforceable. i would expect the administrators to pursue you on behalf of the company

    An appeal doesnt stop enforcement unless an application to stay the lower court order is made and granted.
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