Got judgement but defendant won't pay - Winding up petition or bailiffs?

[CleverClogs]

Re: Got judgement but defendant won't pay - Winding up petition or bailiffs?

The official court forms warn that the "...defendant will know about the order and may stop paying money into the account.".

That's certainly true, if it were to be served on a bank. I was wondering if it might be served on a regular client of the company.

The defendant is Bajoran.

As you seem to doubt their morality, are you sure they're not Ferengi?

[kanine]

Re: Got judgement but defendant won't pay - Winding up petition or bailiffs?

Just a thought, surveyors have a governing body RICS and I am not sure they can operate without professional indemnity insurance, why not land a thumping great complaint with their governing body about their conduct ( YOU HAVE A COURT ORDER AS PROOF ) and advise the surveyor you want to know who their insurers are and take it up with them, it is just a thought but may be worth looking at.

[Nibbler]

Re: Got judgement but defendant won't pay - Winding up petition or bailiffs?

I'm still learning along the way, but in terms of getting my money back I need to choose the option which maximises that possibility. Alas there is no guarantee I will get anything. Proof that if you have no morals you can make money hand over foot.

Sadly that is always the case. :/

[labman]

Re: Got judgement but defendant won't pay - Winding up petition or bailiffs?

Sorry - I've been away for a few days. Reading your response to my last post, if there is no mileage in pursuing the insurers (I've not a clue about that), then yes, HCEO's would certainly cas=use disruption to the business and may cause it to fold. It depends what your main aim is here. If it's jsut revenge, then HCEO's would make life very uncomfortable for them. If it's getting your money back, you may be wise to do further checks on other creditors etc.... to see how realistic this aim is.

I wish you luck, whichever route you decide upon.

[wales01man]

Re: Got judgement but defendant won't pay - Winding up petition or bailiffs?

Is the OP in a Blood out of a stone? situation here,we have all known companies and individuals who to the world look like they have eveyrthing and in reality nothing,to get HCEO involved costs more mot not guaranteed to get results must be an easier way to check if there is money to be collected fancy carsfancy offices and equipment can be leased best look first