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Certicicates of non compliance and BR.
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Re the comments in #9
When researching [FONT=Arial,Arial]Set up to fail, [/FONT]Citizens Advice interviewed several CAB advisers who work in county courts. From these interviews it became apparent that judges are approaching mortgage possession cases in an inconsistent and often arbitrary manner. The most worrying aspect was the way in which certain judges appeared to be over looking well established case law and failing to consider the Consumer Credit Act.
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http://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/index/campaigns/policy_campaign_publications/consultation_responses/cr_consumerandebt/mortgage_arrears_protocol0 -
My IVA company would not issue a cert until they had proof that I had gone BR so the IVA had definitely failed. How backwards is that.
I explained this to my court and they said that a letter from the IVA company saying they were in agreement with me going BR would suffice.
This was Kings Lynn court btw incase the info is usefull for anyone else. xx0
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