I had PPI on my capital one credit card from 04-08. I got made redundant & had a close bereavement and Cap 1 /Axa didn't honour PPI payments.
Fast forward 6 years later In 2014 received a letter from Cabot advising that debt was now £459. In 2015 applied for finance only to find CCJ applied by Cabot under my old address in 2015.
Last year went to court to applied for set a side judgement and entered my defence, argued that despite requests no agreement of contract with cap 1 re PPI had been received and it was a statute barred debt.
I have now received a notice from bailiff issued by the same county court with an additional £200 cost.
What are my legal rights? I would have thought that once a CCJ has been registered for a certain amount £459 backdated to last year that they cannot add further charges and use a bailiff. To think that the original debt was £200 with Capital One. I'm also at a loss as to why Cabot was ruled in favour off? On top off CCJ I'm now being harassed by bailiffs is this correct? Can you still pursue a debt with varying amount after a CCJ has been registered?
Fast forward 6 years later In 2014 received a letter from Cabot advising that debt was now £459. In 2015 applied for finance only to find CCJ applied by Cabot under my old address in 2015.
Last year went to court to applied for set a side judgement and entered my defence, argued that despite requests no agreement of contract with cap 1 re PPI had been received and it was a statute barred debt.
I have now received a notice from bailiff issued by the same county court with an additional £200 cost.
What are my legal rights? I would have thought that once a CCJ has been registered for a certain amount £459 backdated to last year that they cannot add further charges and use a bailiff. To think that the original debt was £200 with Capital One. I'm also at a loss as to why Cabot was ruled in favour off? On top off CCJ I'm now being harassed by bailiffs is this correct? Can you still pursue a debt with varying amount after a CCJ has been registered?
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