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Ex company wont provide proof i paid them debt
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Byronrat
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My first post wondering if anyone can help.
I worked for a company last year and left oweing them £226 i paid this before it went to court and had proof but lost it. I've done a credit search on myself and it shows i have a ccj. The court want proof i have settled it but the company wont send me proof so i cannot satisfy it. They sent me a letter back saying i've already had proof and because it is a year old they do not have the infomation i am requesting. Surely all they need to do is send me a letter saying i have settled it which i can then send to the court.
Any help appreciated as i am applying for a mortgage soon and i know it will count against me.
I worked for a company last year and left oweing them £226 i paid this before it went to court and had proof but lost it. I've done a credit search on myself and it shows i have a ccj. The court want proof i have settled it but the company wont send me proof so i cannot satisfy it. They sent me a letter back saying i've already had proof and because it is a year old they do not have the infomation i am requesting. Surely all they need to do is send me a letter saying i have settled it which i can then send to the court.
Any help appreciated as i am applying for a mortgage soon and i know it will count against me.
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anyone any idea's?0
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how did you pay them back, was it via cheque or deduction from your wage?0
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Unless it was cash, it should show on your bank or CC statements?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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And if you are still stuck do a Subject Access Request. They have to send you everything that they hold relating to you over the last 6 years and it costs £10.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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There is something wrong here.
A CCJ is a County Court Judgement - ie the case goes to court, the judge hears the evidence and makes a judgement against the defendant. If you paid before it went to court, you couldn't have a CCJ against you, as the debt would have been settled without a court hearing.
Could you clarify this, please, as the procedure is different depending on whether there is a CCJ or not.
Thanks, Daisy.I'm a retired employment solicitor. Hopefully some of my comments might be useful, but they are only my opinion and not intended as legal advice.0 -
I got a letter saying it was going to court but didnt get a date because i had paid it off, even though it still shows on my record. It was paid by cheque but i put the money in someone else's account who paid it for me who i have lost contact with surely they have to provide proof for me0
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I got a letter saying it was going to court but didnt get a date because i had paid it off, even though it still shows on my record. It was paid by cheque but i put the money in someone else's account who paid it for me who i have lost contact with surely they have to provide proof for me
Hi, I'm not too certain about this but I think companies have to keep records, of any nature, for a minimum of 5 years. It might be worth checking this out at companies house. Good luck and hope you get it sorted soon.Opinions are like bottom holes, we all have one
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My first post wondering if anyone can help.
I worked for a company last year and left oweing them £226 i paid this before it went to court and had proof but lost it. I've done a credit search on myself and it shows i have a ccj. The court want proof i have settled it but the company wont send me proof so i cannot satisfy it. They sent me a letter back saying i've already had proof and because it is a year old they do not have the infomation i am requesting. Surely all they need to do is send me a letter saying i have settled it which i can then send to the court.
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