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Update on my ex-LL and useless LA
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Were the LL and LA co-defendants in your claim?
If so then if you can successfully enforce against the LL then there seems little benefit in pursuing the LA any further. How much is the judgment for - if the bailiffs are not successful then try a charging order or consider instructing High Court Enforcement Officers to transfer the debt to the High Court to enforce (only if over £750)
On what basis have you claimed against the LA?0 -
True yeah but I'm sure you realise that if she had tried to defend it, you'd have had to have jumped through an extra hoop or two to win the judgement.Maybe its me but if I had court summons issued against me I'd at least acknowledge it then fight it.
If she doesn't have a lot of precious clutter lying around in her pad, then the bailiffs might not get you what you want anyway. But if that happens, would it be possible to put a charge against one of her properties? Has she sold the one she was letting to you yet?
Keep us informed.
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Joe- not its under £750 and the LA is a separate claim for a different issue re: protection of the deposit.
Dag - I get your point but I was just saying that her attitude sucks. Fine she ignored me (as expected) but does she really think she's above the law and can just toss a court summons in the bin?0
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