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  • Removal of a 2nd Charge

    Hi First time caller, long time listener


    This is a mess, so I hope to keep it simple
    2010 signed a 2nd charge on my property for 20k with an individual
    2011 business fell apart
    2013 he bankrupted me But in his petition said he had no security in my estate
    2016 release from bankruptcy, trustees report gave no dividends
    2019 he contacts me to tell me I owe him £34.5k (made up of interest)

    I contact OR he confirms that the Loanee did not submit proof of security. I have been told to pay him nothing

    Hard bit. I asked him to remove his charge as the debt it related to had been included in the bankruptcy. He refused.

    So can I get a court order to have it removed. If so, how do I do this. Can I do it myself, or do I need to hire a solicitor to do it.

    Thanks in advance for your advice
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    Also of note. I am still in the home to which he has a 20k charge on

    On his petition for my bankruptcy point six, he stated he did not have any security over my estate.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Burnedout77 View Post
      Hi First time caller, long time listener


      This is a mess, so I hope to keep it simple
      2010 signed a 2nd charge on my property for 20k with an individual
      2011 business fell apart
      2013 he bankrupted me But in his petition said he had no security in my estate
      2016 release from bankruptcy, trustees report gave no dividends
      2019 he contacts me to tell me I owe him £34.5k (made up of interest)

      I contact OR he confirms that the Loanee did not submit proof of security. I have been told to pay him nothing

      Hard bit. I asked him to remove his charge as the debt it related to had been included in the bankruptcy. He refused.

      So can I get a court order to have it removed. If so, how do I do this. Can I do it myself, or do I need to hire a solicitor to do it.

      Thanks in advance for your advice
      Its surprising the secured debt was included in the bankruptcy, thats not normally the case https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/de...ruptcy-covers/

      I think its going to be a headache to sort this out now after the event, it should have been dealt with at the time, id have defended the BR on the basis the debt was secured and no order should be made
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      • #4
        The bankruptcy was malicious. He just wanted to hurt me. He did, and he is trying to do it again.

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