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  • #76
    Re: Can our creditor refuse our payment

    Thats why we didnt expect him to be serious about pursuing us and would drop it as he evicted us illegally. thanks plan B
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    • #77
      Re: Landlord pursuing us.

      Been going round in circles for weeks. cant get cit advice help till sept 10th and seemed we didnt get good advice from court office for original stay. Think with the stay we should have put in variation order but who tells you this. If you think my threads are everywhere its because every waiting minute is searching for advice . not much time to work out this site. One thing i know is that there is no advice for this and citizens advice is booked till well into september. There may be one source of help and ill get back to you if it works.
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      • #78
        Re: Can our creditor refuse our payment

        Originally posted by had enough View Post
        Thats why we didnt expect him to be serious about pursuing us and would drop it as he evicted us illegally. thanks plan B

        ^^^^ You're welcome :yo:

        Let's look into this angle too

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        • #79
          Re: Landlord pursuing us.

          Originally posted by Curlyben View Post
          A whole bunch of threads merged.
          Please stick to ONE thread to allow all appropriate information to be readily to hand,.

          Thanks Curlyben that really helps.

          My input is on a possible illegal eviction which would give rise to a possible disputed repossession order which would give rise to a possible *question mark* over whether this debt should be collected by these bailiffs :doh:
          Last edited by PlanB; 1st September 2013, 20:51:PM. Reason: typos
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          • #80
            Re: Landlord pursuing us.

            Originally posted by wales01man View Post
            You son was just thrown out? Isnt that illegal?
            ordered to leave, same thing. He found current accom within days and left.
            Darkness is only the absence of light; ignorance is only the absence of knowledge.

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            • #81
              Re: Landlord pursuing us.

              Originally posted by had enough View Post
              Been going round in circles for weeks. cant get cit advice help till sept 10th and seemed we didnt get good advice from court office for original stay. Think with the stay we should have put in variation order but who tells you this. If you think my threads are everywhere its because every waiting minute is searching for advice . not much time to work out this site. One thing i know is that there is no advice for this and citizens advice is booked till well into september. There may be one source of help and ill get back to you if it works.
              Let's keep it on here as said. Plan B will look at the housing angle, what do you want from us in terms of bailiff help? Hopefully you'll find us every bit as good, and possibly better than CAB. Legal Beagles is definitely one source of help, and we'll go out of our way to help you if we can.
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              • #82
                Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                Can you appeal an appeal against a CCJ which was refused?Would it be the case here that any action to pursue an illegal eviction would not stop this CCJ being enforced and HCEO fees having to be paid? I have a feeling that any action taken now by the OP will be regarded by a court as trying to avoid paying>anyone have any info case history or thoughts on that. I cannot see how the OP can avoid the CCJ and fees wish there was a sure way
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                • #83
                  Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                  Originally posted by wales01man View Post
                  Can you appeal an appeal against a CCJ which was refused?
                  Do you mean has the OP already applied for a set aside of a CCJ for rent arrears which was refused :confused2: or was there a possession order granted with a money judgement for any rent arrears combined and no application has been made for a set aside of that order? :confused2: Two very different legal avenues.

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                  • #84
                    Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                    Originally posted by wales01man View Post
                    Can you appeal an appeal against a CCJ which was refused?
                    Was an appeal against any CCJ refused? Can you guide me to that post please because I must have missed it in all the confusion

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                    • #85
                      Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                      In the first post the OP says they applied for a stay paying £80 which was refused is that the same as an appeal or do you keep paying to get it stayed or dismissed?Or am I reading this all wrong
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                      • #86
                        Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                        Given that there are so many one line (or shorter) replies it has taken me 25 minutes just to read this thread !!!

                        Once a writ of fi fa has been issued, you need to make TWO applications to the court. One is a Stay of Execution on an N244 and the other application is to "vary" the payment terms. Once judgment has been entered, payment of the amount due must be made "forthwith" (immediately). If this cannot be afforded, then everyone subject to a judgment MUST complete an N245 to "vary" the terms of payment. In your particular case, you merely applied to "stay" and I assumed that you also applied to set aside the judgement. Sadly, you did not apply to vary the payment amount to an affordable monthly payment.

                        In one post you have given details of "frankly" huge enforcement fees and then you have stated that the the fees have been drastically reduced from approx £2,500 to around £950. You have not explained the reason why such a drastic reduction was made. Could you please explain.

                        Next....on the Form 55 (Seizure Form) can you please provide details of any items that have been listed on the form ( in particular, is there any mention at all that a car has been levied upon). This question is very important.

                        With regards to the car....how much roughly is it worth and is there any finance against the car?

                        Next.....would you mind posting back with details of which enforcement company this is.
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                        • #87
                          Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                          Milo You answered my question without directing us to links can we assume the OP will have to pay this before the HCEO takes further action and will have to pursue the eviction separately seems there is no other way out
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                          • #88
                            Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                            Originally posted by wales01man View Post
                            Milo You answered my question without directing us to links can we assume the OP will have to pay this before the HCEO takes further action and will have to pursue the eviction separately seems there is no other way out
                            The answers are here already in the bailiff section - Useful Links:

                            http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...1-Useful-Links

                            Forms needed are numbers 6 and 7.
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                            • #89
                              Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                              It seems this poster has decided to go elsewhere:

                              link removed

                              Sadly the forum works against all other major forums, and I hope 'had enough' finds the help they seek there. With HCEO matters, they'll be hard pressed to find better advice than is available here. :beagle:
                              Last edited by Amethyst; 17th November 2013, 17:13:PM.
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                              • #90
                                Re: Landlord pursuing us.

                                Originally posted by labman View Post
                                It seems this poster has decided to go elsewhere:

                                link removed

                                Sadly the forum works against all other major forums, and I hope 'had enough' finds the help they seek there. With HCEO matters, they'll be hard pressed to find better advice than is available here. :beagle:

                                The only winner where bad advice is given unfortunately is the bailiff.
                                Last edited by Amethyst; 17th November 2013, 17:13:PM.

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