Re: Help Needed With Bryan Carter & Co
from curly a bit earlier in the thread...
from curly a bit earlier in the thread...
Originally Posted by Can the creditor sell my home?
It is rare for the court to allow a creditor who has a final charging order to sell your home. Most creditors are prepared to wait for you to sell your home at some point in the future and to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale. If a creditor is not prepared to wait, then they can apply to the court for a hearing for an order for sale. It is up to the court to decide whether to make an order for sale or not.
So without a further hearing there is NO way this will happen.
Have a read through this for starters: Debt Factsheets - Charging orders in the county court
Here is the statute Law concerning CO's : Charging Orders Act 1979 (c. 53) - Statute Law Database
It is rare for the court to allow a creditor who has a final charging order to sell your home. Most creditors are prepared to wait for you to sell your home at some point in the future and to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale. If a creditor is not prepared to wait, then they can apply to the court for a hearing for an order for sale. It is up to the court to decide whether to make an order for sale or not.
So without a further hearing there is NO way this will happen.
Have a read through this for starters: Debt Factsheets - Charging orders in the county court
Here is the statute Law concerning CO's : Charging Orders Act 1979 (c. 53) - Statute Law Database
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